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ˈscholarlike, a. and adv.
[-like.]
A. adj.
†1. Pertaining to scholars or ‘the schools’; scholastic. Obs.
1577tr. Bullinger's Dec. v. iv. 895 We do not meane a childlike and scholerlike examination [orig. examen..puerile et scholasticum]. 1580Hollyband Treas. Fr. Tong, Scholastique, scholerlike. 1592Nashe Strange Newes D 3, They..bad him performe all the Schollerlike ceremonies and disputatiue right appertaining thereto.
2. Resembling or befitting a scholar or learned man; scholarly.
1589Marprel. Epitome B 1 b, What cannot a smooth tongue, and a schollerlike wit bring to passe? 1672Dryden Def. Epil. in Conq. Granada ii. 172 Truewit was a Scholar⁓like kind of man. 1734A. A. Sykes 2nd Defence, Dissert. Phlegon 6, I shall always acknowledge the schollarlike manner in which they have both wrote. 1858Motley Let. 28 May, Corr. (1889) I. 227 Stirling..is mild, amiable, bald⁓headed, scholarlike. 1862Max Müller Chips (1880) I. ix. 195 He set to work in a more scholarlike spirit.
†B. adv. Like a scholar or learned man; in a manner befitting a scholar. Obs.
1551T. Wilson Logike B j b, Euery mans wit, can geue lightly a reason of diuers thinges,..& yet not be able to set the same in order Scholerlike, either to proue, or to confute. 1589Marprel. Epitome B 1 b, Wherein he hath behaued himselfe verye scholerlike. 1627Abp. Abbot Narr. in Rushw. Hist. Coll. (1659) I. 441, I pray you tell his Majesty that I am dealt with neither Manly nor Scholar-like.
So † scholar-likely adv.
1599H. Buttes Dyets Drie Dinner To Rdrs. Aa 2 b, Thus very rudely, I obtrude vnto thee not a banquet, but a byt rather of each dish Scholler-likely, that is, badly carued. For Schollers are bad Caruers. |