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Main Entry:	studied [stuhd-eed] Show IPA/ˈstʌdid/ Show Spelled
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	intentional
Synonyms:	advised, affected, aforethought, calculated, conscious, considered, deliberate, designed, examined, gone into, investigated, planned, plotted, premeditated, prepared, prepense, purposeful, reviewed, studious, thought-about, thought-out, thought-through, thoughtful, voluntary, well-considered, willful, willing
Antonyms:	natural, spontaneous, unintentional, unplanned

Main Entry:	study
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	examine, analyze
Synonyms:	brainstorm*, canvass, case, check out, check over, check up, compare, deliberate, do research, figure, give the eagle eye, inspect, investigate, keep tabs, look into, peruse, read, research, scope, scrutinize, sort out, survey, view

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	affected
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	changed in a bad or artificial way
Synonyms:	apish, artificial, assumed, awkward, campy, chichi, conceited, contrived, counterfeit, counterfeited, faked, false, feigned, fraud, gone Hollywood, ham, hammy, high falutin', hollow, imitated, insincere, melodramatic, ostentatious, overdone, pedantic, phony, playacting, pompous, precious, pretended, pretentious, put-on, schmaltzy, self-conscious, shallow, sham, simulated, spurious, stiff, stilted, studied*, superficial, theatrical, unnatural
Antonyms:	ok, unchanged, unhurt, unimpaired, uninjured

* = informal/non-formal usage

Example Sentences

They worked to protect the privacy of users studied.

He suspects that these groups already had basic maths skills, and the reforms he studied did not teach more advanced maths.

For years, scientists had studied blood for genealogical clues.

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They worked to protect the privacy of users studied.

He suspects that these groups already had basic maths skills, and the reforms he studied did not teach more advanced maths.

For years, scientists had studied blood for genealogical clues.

She's studied how humans adapt their motor and cognitive skills in weightlessness and monitored astronauts from the ground.

He studied fossil bones, stone artifacts and cave paintings.

And buckwheat sprouts are being studied for their anti-inflammatory potential.

Bird-egg coloration has been studied for more than a century.

Two friends who studied psychology for four years now work off the books at a sandwich shop.

Jobs fairs for those who have studied abroad are suddenly popular.

Students might make posters illustrating how the works of art they studied reflect these local values and beliefs.

He is a former zoological curator and scientific journal editor, and has studied primate behavior in captive and wild primates.

She studied ancient archives, census records, old newspapers.

He's studied them, collected specimens that are displayed all over his property, and now written a remarkable book about them.

It can take decades for a new antibiotic to be studied and approved.

Retention is a puzzle that's been studied, studied, and studied some more.

The game was also rigorously studied and trained for.

Have each group create a presentation about the conflict it studied.

Occasionally, researchers stumble across something extraordinary in a system that has been studied for decades.

These groups believe that adult stem cells, which can be isolated without the death of an embryo, should be studied instead.

Most of my students are non-fine arts majors who have never studied any drawing.

Psychologists, however, have long studied the ways that external factors such as these influence our decision-making.

Student presentations should reflect a clear understanding of the information they have studied.

The left-leaning government-watchdog group studied regents' donations both before and after their appointments for its report.

Each of the candidate systems has therefore to be studied closely, to decide whether there really are planets involved.

Then they record their observations so they can be studied and shared.

But they've also requested more parking space, so the university has studied the feasibility of meeting both needs.

The solution being studied is to halve the amount of downforce allowed on any car.

Bodin studied the long-term effects of the spill from the grounded tanker.

As a result, the measurements are likely skewed lower in the earliest years of the period studied.

He studied the temple's surviving foundation and marble fragments found scattered around the site.

Most ecologists who have studied the phenomenon agree that the climate explains it somehow.

He studied historical emergences and found accurate records for.

But psychologists had never rigorously studied the connection between self-discipline and.

They are already studied by smaller neutrino telescopes located in mines, and can thus be ignored.

But some scientists worry the technique hasn't been rigorously studied.

Scholars have studied rhythms, melodies, and harmonies for centuries.

There are plenty of other hurdles that the countries studied in the report need to tackle before their biotech blossoms fully.

Scientists unearthed some of the dead stumps and studied their growth rings.

Twenty percent of the native students studied abroad.

As a young man he studied electrical engineering and was a keen chess player.

The product of the oldest chemical reaction studied by man, alcohol, continues to challenge researchers.

The manufacturers claim to have studied well over ten thousand players at various levels.

Covey studied a number of books about personal success before writing his own.

Many of the populations in this region have not been studied before.

Sood and his team first studied the effects of stress hormones on human ovarian cancer cell anoikis in culture.

Purkinje studied the ridges, spirals and loops with a microscope, another first in fingerprint study.

If you studied engineering, try your hand at economics.

While it is a remarkable demonstration, a lot more gorillas need to be studied before broad conclusions can be drawn.

Only a dozen or so of the species have been closely studied.

The organic pigments can also be studied to identify forgeries and match similar works of art.

Of course, the whole point of standardized tests is that they ostensibly can't be studied for.

It seems pretty clear that this could be studied on a population bases.

The participants' faces are studied for positive or negative feelings.

Have students write essays describing the pros and cons of extracting the material they have studied.

But as someone who had previously studied perception in bees, he knew that it was original, high-quality research.

Hed said the company studied the iPhone app ecosystem hard, looking at what worked.

But one researcher who has studied binaural music, as it is called.

Academics found it existed in every country studied.

The researchers found the same pattern in all the other cases they studied.

To obtain a solid comparison, the researchers studied islands with a range of deer history:.

They've studied bone structure and they've even used oxygen isotopes in those bones to help determine body temperatures.

And the person would be able to tell you how he or she changed how business and economics is studied in the country.

He studied physics at university, on the basis that it would provide a good foundation for designing prostheses.

Coddington has studied spiders for over twenty years.

Nearly all of the deaths you studied occurred during the swimming events.

Ironically, she studied literature for the same reason that drew.

The scientists also studied the brains of lone males who had recently been introduced to new mates.

He and his colleagues studied gene expression in young rats and compared it with the genes in old rats.

He lets his studied neutrality slip only occasionally.

And students who had studied geography did better on the current survey.

Money studied fungi that grow on cow patties and other herbivore dung.

He studied weather closely and proposed better methods for tracking storm progression.

The studied jellies live in mangrove swamps and the studied eyes are always aimed at the tree canopy.

Bose studied the way humans perceive music, and founded a corporation on what he learned.

Sojourner should be able to examine a far greater variety of rocks and soil than have been studied so far.

The sea bottom had never before been studied in such detail, researchers said.

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Main Entry:	analyze
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	examine and determine
Synonyms:	assay, beat a dead horse, chew over, confab, consider, estimate, evaluate, figure, figure out, get down to brass tacks, hash, inspect, interpret, investigate, judge, kick around, rehash, resolve, scrutinize, sort out, spell out, study, talk game, test, think through

Main Entry:	apply
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	work hard
Synonyms:	address, be diligent, be industrious, bear down, bend, buckle down, commit, concentrate, dedicate, devote, dig, direct, give, give all one's got, give best shot, give old college try, grind, hammer away, hit the ball, hustle, knuckle down, make effort, peg away, persevere, plug, pour it on, pull out all stops, scratch, study, sweat*, throw, try, turn

* = informal/non-formal usage

Main Entry:	brush up
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	improve condition
Synonyms:	clean up, cram, go over, look over, polish up, read up, refresh one's memory, refurbish, relearn, renovate, reread, retouch, review, revise, study, touch up
Antonyms:	forget

Main Entry:	canvass
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	poll; discuss issues
Synonyms:	agitate, analyze, apply, argue, campaign, check, check over, consult, debate, dispute, electioneer, examine, inspect, investigate, review, run, scan, scrutinize, sift, solicit, study, survey, ventilate
Notes:	canvas is the noun (fabric etc.) and canvass is generally a verb (to solicit, question) - though a canvass can be an examination of pros and cons

Main Entry:	case
Part of Speech:	verb
Definition:	check something in detail
Synonyms:	canvass, check out, check over, check up, examine, inspect, scrutinize, study, view

Main Entry:	ceremonial
Part of Speech:	adjective
Definition:	ritual, formal
Synonyms:	august, conventional, imposing, liturgical, lofty, mannered, ritualistic, solemn, stately, studied, stylized
Antonyms:	informal, unceremonial

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