erudite (Meaning)

Wordnet

erudite (s)

having or showing profound knowledge

Webster

Characterized by extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed; learned.

The erudite scholar delivered a lecture on the history of ancient Greece, captivating the audience with his vast knowledge.
With an erudite vocabulary and encyclopedic knowledge, the professor captivated students in his literature classes.
Her erudite writings on art history earned her recognition as a leading expert in the field.
The erudite detective solved the puzzling mystery by meticulously examining the evidence and making astute deductions.
Despite his erudite knowledge, he remained humble and eager to learn more.
The erudite politician delivered a rousing speech, weaving together historical anecdotes and philosophical insights.
Her erudite commentary on current affairs earned her a reputation as a respected public intellectual.
The erudite scientist presented groundbreaking research at the conference, impressing fellow researchers with his depth of understanding.
The erudite journalist's articles provided insightful analysis of complex social issues, earning him a loyal readership.
The erudite teacher inspired students with his passion for knowledge and his ability to make even the most complex topics accessible.

having or showing profound knowledgeCharacterized by extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed; learned.

literate, civilized, educated, scholarly, learned, academic, lettered, knowledgeable,cultured, skilled

dark, uneducated, uncultured, unlearned, ignorant,ignorant, unlearned, uncultivated, benighted, illiterate

The erudite scholar delivered a lecture on the history of ancient Greece, captivating the audience with his vast knowledge.

With an erudite vocabulary and encyclopedic knowledge, the professor captivated students in his literature classes.

Her erudite writings on art history earned her recognition as a leading expert in the field.

The erudite detective solved the puzzling mystery by meticulously examining the evidence and making astute deductions.