| SCHOLAR | • scholar n. A student; one who studies at school or college, typically having a scholarship. • scholar n. A specialist in a particular branch of knowledge. • scholar n. A learned person; a bookman. |
| SCHOLARS | • scholars n. Plural of scholar. • SCHOLAR n. a learned person. |
| SCHOLARCH | • scholarch n. The head of a school of philosophy in Ancient Greece. • SCHOLARCH n. the head of a school. |
| SCHOLARLY | • scholarly adj. Characteristic of a scholar. • scholarly adj. Of or relating to scholastics or scholarship. • scholarly adv. (US) In a scholarly manner. |
| SCHOLARCHS | • scholarchs n. Plural of scholarch. • SCHOLARCH n. the head of a school. |
| SCHOLARLIER | • SCHOLARLY adj. learned, like a scholar. |
| SCHOLARSHIP | • scholarship n. A grant-in-aid to a student. • scholarship n. The character or qualities of a scholar. • scholarship n. The activity, methods or attainments of a scholar. |
| UNSCHOLARLY | • unscholarly adj. Not scholarly. • UNSCHOLARLY adj. not scholarly. |
| SCHOLARLIEST | • SCHOLARLY adj. learned, like a scholar. |
| SCHOLARSHIPS | • scholarships n. Plural of scholarship. • SCHOLARSHIP n. the activity of a scholar. |
| SCHOLARLINESS | • scholarliness n. The state or condition of being scholarly. • SCHOLARLINESS n. the state of being scholarly. |
| UNSCHOLARLIKE | • unscholarlike adj. Not scholarlike. • UNSCHOLARLIKE adj. not like a scholar. |
| SCHOLARLINESSES | • SCHOLARLINESS n. the state of being scholarly. |