scholical (Meaning)
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scholical (a.)
Scholastic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scholical
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scholical Sentence Examples
- The scholical treatise explored the historical and philosophical foundations of ancient Greek thought.
- The professor's scholical annotations provided invaluable insights into the intricacies of the text.
- The scholical edition of the manuscript contained erudite commentaries from medieval scholars.
- The student eagerly sought out scholical works to supplement their understanding.
- The library's scholical collection included rare and valuable texts from antiquity.
- The scholical nature of the article allowed readers to delve deeply into the subject matter.
- The author's scholical approach to the topic showcased their extensive research and expertise.
- The conference featured renowned scholars presenting scholical papers on diverse historical periods.
- The online scholical dictionary provided comprehensive definitions of obscure terms.
- The scholical rigor of the study demonstrated the researcher's commitment to accuracy and intellectual depth.
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Scholastic.
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The scholical treatise explored the historical and philosophical foundations of ancient Greek thought.
The professor's scholical annotations provided invaluable insights into the intricacies of the text.
The scholical edition of the manuscript contained erudite commentaries from medieval scholars.
The student eagerly sought out scholical works to supplement their understanding.
