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philomath
[ fil-uh-math ]
noun
- a person who loves learning and studying:
I describe myself as a philomath, with a genuine love of learning and a great passion for my chosen subjects.
Word History and Origins
Origin of philomath1
Example Sentences
A year later he entered the ministry of the United Brethren church and for four years was minister at the college in Philomath.
He kept a classical and mathematical school which was well supported, and called himself a philomath, whatever that meant.
It was at the Philomath Club—a wonderful night of battle, wherein Ernest bearded the masters in their lair.
No visitors were allowed, while it was the Philomath's policy to permit none of its discussions to get into the papers.
She was appalled by what she had done in bringing this firebrand before her blessed Philomath Club.
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