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View usage for: (stjuːdiəs, stuː-) adjectiveSomeone who is studious spends a lot of time reading and studying books. I was a very quiet, studious little girl. Synonyms: scholarly, academic, intellectual, serious More Synonyms of studious More Synonyms of studious studious in British English (ˈstjuːdɪəs) adjective2. of a serious, thoughtful, and hard-working character 3. showing deliberation, care, or precision Derived forms studiously (ˈstudiously) adverb studiousness (ˈstudiousness) noun Word origin C14: from Latin studiōsus devoted to, from studium assiduity studious in American English (ˈstudiəs; ˈstjudiəs) adjective1. of, given to, or engaged in study 2. characterized by close attention; thoughtful a studious inspection 3. zealous; wholehearted studious efforts 4. Rare studied; deliberate 5. OLD-FASHIONED, Poetic conducive to study Derived forms studiously (ˈstudiously) adverb studiousness (ˈstudiousness) noun Word origin ME < L studiosusExamples of 'studious' in a sentencestudious Definition serious, thoughtful, and hard-working I was a very quiet, studious little girl. Synonyms hard-working reflective swotty (British, informal) sedulous Opposites lazy , idle , frivolous , loafing , unintellectual , unacademic , unscholarly He had a look of studious concentration on his face. Synonyms listening concentrating regardful Opposites indifferent , careless , negligent , inattentive Definition precise, careful, or deliberate the studious refusal of most of these firms to get involved in politics Synonyms planned considered designed thoughtful prearranged Additional synonymsDefinition (of pupils) having an aptitude for study The system is failing less academic children. Synonyms studious, serious, intellectual, eager, hard-working, scholarly, thoughtful, earnest, reflective, diligent, meditative, bookish, assiduous, swotty (British, informal), sedulousDefinition hard-working an assiduous student Synonyms diligent, constant, steady, hard-working, persistent, attentive, persevering, laborious, industrious, indefatigable, studious, unflagging, untiring, swotty (British, informal), sedulous, unwearied Definition paying close attention I wish you would be more attentive to detail. Synonyms intent, listening, concentrating, careful, alert, awake, mindful, watchful, observant, studious, on your toes, heedful, regardful- student
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Additional synonymsDefinition fond of reading a quiet, bookish child Synonyms studious, learned, academic, intellectual, literary, scholarly, erudite, pedantic, well-read, donnish, swotty (British, informal) Definition carefully planned a calculated strategy for winning power Synonyms deliberate, planned, considered, studied, intended, intentional, designed, aimed, purposeful, premeditatedDefinition cautious in attitude or action One has to be extremely careful when dealing with these people. Synonyms cautious, painstaking, scrupulous, fastidious, circumspect, punctilious (formal), chary, heedful, thoughtful, discreetDefinition deliberate or intentional Make a conscious effort to relax your muscles. Synonyms deliberate, knowing, reasoning, studied, responsible, calculated, rational, reflective, self-conscious, intentional, wilful, premeditatedDefinition carried out with care and perseverance a diligent student Synonyms hard-working, careful, conscientious, earnest, active, busy, persistent, attentive, persevering, tireless, painstaking, laborious, industrious, indefatigable, studious, assiduous, swotty (British, informal), sedulousDefinition serious and sincere, often excessively so Rupert was an earnest young man. Synonyms serious, keen, grave, intense, steady, dedicated, eager, enthusiastic, passionate, sincere, thoughtful, solemn, ardent, fervent, impassioned, zealous, staid, keen as mustard Definition clever or intelligent They were very intellectual and witty. Synonyms scholarly, learned, academic, lettered, intelligent, rational, cerebral, erudite, scholastic, highbrow, well-read, studious, bookishDefinition done on purpose I can't blame him. It wasn't intentional. Synonyms deliberate, meant, planned, studied, designed, purposed, intended, calculated, wilful, premeditated, prearranged, done on purpose, preconcerted Music can induce a meditative state in the listener. Synonyms reflective, thoughtful, contemplative, studious, pensive, deliberative, ruminative, cogitative Definition planned in advance a case of premeditated murder Synonyms planned, calculated, deliberate, considered, studied, intended, conscious, contrived, intentional, wilful, aforethought, prepense Additional synonymsDefinition with a fixed and definite purpose She had a purposeful air. Synonyms determined, resolved, resolute, decided, firm, settled, positive, fixed, deliberate, single-minded, tenacious, strong-willed, steadfast, immovable, unfalteringDefinition paying attention to Synonyms mindful, aware, careful, thoughtful, attentive, respectful, watchful, considerate, observant, dutiful, heedfulDefinition not cheerful He's quite a serious person. Synonyms solemn, earnest, grave, stern, sober, thoughtful, sedate, glum, staid, humourless, long-faced, pensive, unsmiling Definition carefully practised or planned a studied understatement Synonyms planned, calculated, deliberate, conscious, intentional, wilful, purposeful, premeditated, well-considered Definition quiet, serious, and deep in thought He was looking very thoughtful. Synonyms reflective, pensive, contemplative, meditative, thinking, serious, musing, wistful, introspective, rapt, studious, lost in thought, deliberative, ruminative, in a brown study Definition carefully observing everything that happens Children swam at the pool, under the watchful eye of the lifeguards. Synonyms alert, attentive, vigilant, observant, guarded, suspicious, wary, on the lookout, circumspect, wide awake, on your toes, on your guard, on the watch, on the qui vive, heedfulDefinition deliberate and intentional Wilful neglect of the environment has caused this problem. Synonyms intentional, willed, intended, conscious, voluntary, deliberate, purposeful, volitional |