learn·ed 
(lûrnĭd)
(lûrnĭd)adj.
1. Having profound, often systematic knowledge; erudite.
2. Showing or characterized by such knowledge: a learned journal.
3. (lûrnd) Acquired by learning or experience: learned behavior.
[Middle English lerned, educated, past participle of lernen, to learn, teach; see LEARN.]
learned·ly adv.
learned·ness n.
Synonyms: learned, erudite, scholarly
These adjectives mean having or showing profound knowledge: a learned jurist; an erudite professor; a scholarly treatise.
These adjectives mean having or showing profound knowledge: a learned jurist; an erudite professor; a scholarly treatise.
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