academical

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How to use academical in a sentence

He began his education at Franklin & Marshall, but was academically apathetic.
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But he was clearly gifted academically and secured in 1998 a Saudi-funded scholarship to study accountancy in Pakistan.
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She might be academically very successful and simply quite socially awkward.
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Calvin College is an outstanding institution, stronger academically than most, including secular ones.
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Dr. Emily Nagoski contributed an academically illustrated thesis on the brain science of desire.
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To do him justice he was academically interested in the whole technique of pictorial art as practised in his day.
George Cruikshank|W. H. Chesson
But it was one thing to learn something academically and another to put that learning into practice.
The Time Traders|Andre Norton
And I must confess that I had treated the idea very cavalierly and academically as a dream and nothing more.
The Strength of the Strong|Jack London
The manufacturers said that these schools were "academically right and practically wrong."
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This factor of parental selfishness cannot be ignored either academically or practically.
A Plea for the Criminal|James Leslie Allan Kayll