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learned
adjective as in well-informed
Strongest matches
accomplished, educated, scholarly, scientific, studied, well-educated
Strong matches
cultivated, cultured, experienced, grave, grounded, lettered, versed
Weak matches
abstruse, academic, bookish, brainy, conversant, deep, erudite, esoteric, expert, highbrow, in the know, intellectual, judicious, literary, literate, omniscient, pansophic, pedantic, philosophic, philosophical, polymath, professorial, recondite, sage, sapient, sharp, skilled, solemn, solid, sound, studious, well-grounded, well-read, well-rounded
Example Sentences
Stocks can swing wildly based on earnings results, as investors learned recently when Broadcom Inc.
Sarraj reunited with other relatives, too, and said he learned of the deaths of an in-law, an uncle, a friend, his grandfather and a cousin, as well as the destruction of his home.
“The White House has learned there will likely NOT be an inflation release next month for the first time in history,” the administration said in a post External link on Friday.
She says it only took her sister, who learned to drive in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, five months to pass in an automatic.
"Thousands of people, especially young people in Germany, have learned from his testimonies."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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