sciolism (Meaning)

Wordnet

sciolism (n)

pretentious superficiality of knowledge

Webster

The knowledge of a sciolist; superficial knowledge.

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Despite lacking expertise, he displayed an air of sciolism, spouting opinions on subjects he knew little about.
The professor's sciolism was evident in his superficial knowledge of the topic, resulting in inaccurate and misleading statements.
Her superficial understanding of various disciplines led to her being accused of sciolism in intellectual circles.
The reporter's sciolism was apparent in his overconfident analysis of political events without proper research.
He claimed to have mastered several languages, but his sciolistic grasp of each was exposed in his conversations.
The student's sciolism hindered his progress in the class, as he substituted superficial knowledge for genuine understanding.
Her writings were often dismissed as sciolistic ramblings, due to their lack of depth and reliance on platitudes.
The artist's pretensions of being well-versed in art history were revealed as sciolism when she made glaring errors in her public statements.
The doctor's sciolism led him to make reckless diagnoses based on incomplete information, putting his patients at risk.
The politician's sciolistic approach to economic policy resulted in disastrous consequences for the nation's financial stability.

pretentious superficiality of knowledgeThe knowledge of a sciolist; superficial knowledge.

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Despite lacking expertise, he displayed an air of sciolism, spouting opinions on subjects he knew little about.

The professor's sciolism was evident in his superficial knowledge of the topic, resulting in inaccurate and misleading statements.

Her superficial understanding of various disciplines led to her being accused of sciolism in intellectual circles.

The reporter's sciolism was apparent in his overconfident analysis of political events without proper research.