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Definition of study
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of study is as below...
Study (v. i.) A
setting
of the mind or
thoughts
upon a
subject;
hence,
application
of mind to
books,
arts, or
science,
or to any
subject,
for the
purpose
of
acquiring
knowledge..
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Egyptology
::
Egyptology
(n.) The
science
or study of
Egyptian
antiquities,
esp. the
hieroglyphics..
Conversant
::
Conversant
(a.)
Familiar
or
acquainted
by use or
study;
well-informed;
versed;
--
generally
used with with,
sometimes
with in..
Lucubrate
::
Lucubrate
(v. t.) To
elaborate,
perfect,
or
compose,
by night study or by
laborious
endeavor..
Bookworm
::
Bookworm
(n.) A
student
closely
attached
to books or
addicted
to
study;
a
reader
without
appreciation.
Ecorche
::
Ecorche
(n.) A
manikin,
or
image,
representing
an
animal,
especially
man, with the skin
removed
so that the
muscles
are
exposed
for
purposes
of
study..
Bookish
::
Bookish
(a.) Given to
reading;
fond of
study;
better
acquainted
with books than with men;
learned
from
books.
Unstudied
::
Unstudied
(a.) Not spent in
study.
Gyrostat
::
Gyrostat
(n.) A
modification
of the
gyroscope,
consisting
essentially
of a fly wheel fixed
inside
a rigid case to which is
attached
a thin
flange
of metal for
supporting
the
instrument.
It is used in
studying
the
dynamics
of
rotating
bodies..
Paleography
::
Paleography
(n.) The study of
ancient
inscriptions
and modes of
writing;
the art or
science
of
deciphering
ancient
writings,
and
determining
their
origin,
period,
etc., from
external
characters;
diplomatics..
Grind
::
Grind (v. t.) To study hard for
examination.
Babylonian
::
Babylonian
(n.) An
astrologer;
-- so
called
because
the
Chaldeans
were
remarkable
for the study of
astrology.
Studied
::
Studied
(a.) Well
versed
in any
branch
of
learning;
qualified
by
study;
learned;
as, a man well
studied
in
geometry..
Tonometer
::
Tonometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
studying
and
registering
the
action
of
various
fluids
and drugs on the
excised
heart of lower
animals.
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) One who has
received
an
academical
or
professional
degree;
one who has
completed
the
prescribed
course
of study in any
school
or
institution
of
learning.
Study
::
Study (n.) To
endeavor
diligently;
to be
zealous.
Quarter
::
Quarter
(n.) A term of study in a
seminary,
college,
etc, etc.;
properly,
a
fourth
part of the year, but often
longer
or
shorter..
Lucubration
::
Lucubration
(n.) The act of
lucubrating,
or
studying
by
candlelight;
nocturnal
study;
meditation..
Scientist
::
Scientist
(n.) One
learned
in
science;
a
scientific
investigator;
one
devoted
to
scientific
study;
a
savant.
Information
::
Information
(v. t.) News,
advice,
or
knowledge,
communicated
by
others
or
obtained
by
personal
study and
investigation;
intelligence;
knowledge
derived
from
reading,
observation,
or
instruction..
Thalassography
::
Thalassography
(n.) The study or
science
of the life of
marine
organisms.
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