learned
adjective
having much knowledge; scholarly; erudite.
learnedly
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a word derived from
learned.
Example Sentences
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Follis would meet him for long dinners at HJK’s favorite Persian restaurant in Kabul, where HJK would eat one kebab after another and speak learnedly of Afghan history and culture.
From The New Yorker ● May 11, 2015
Thanks to Dr. Odum, Southerners talk frankly and learnedly about once unmentionable taboos: hookworm, poverty, farm tenancy, poor schools.
From Time Magazine Archive
Nutritionists disagree on the merits of milk drinking, argue over the value of vitamins and debate long and learnedly over the role of diet in health and weight control.
From Time Magazine Archive
Pius was one of Catholicism's great teachers, whose irrepressible flow of decisive allocutions ranged learnedly from astronomy to midwifery.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then one of the visitors, Serapion, very learnedly showed that Apollo was the sun, and that the sun arises from water.
From Myth, Ritual And Religion, Vol. 2 (of 2) by Andrew Lang
