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Definition of study
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Study (n.) To apply the mind to books or
learning.
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Dig
::
Dig (v. i.) To work like a
digger;
to study
ploddingly
and
laboriously.
Anthroposcopy
::
Anthroposcopy
(n.) The art of
discovering
or
judging
of a man's
character,
passions.
and
inclinations
from a study of his
visible
features..
Craniology
::
Craniology
(n.) The
department
of
science
(as of
ethnology
or
archaeology)
which deals with the
shape,
size,
proportions,
indications,
etc., of
skulls;
the study of
skulls..
Unlearned
::
Unlearned
(a.) Not
gained
by
study;
not
known.
Etude
::
Etude (n.) A
study;
an
exercise;
a piece for
practice
of some
special
point of
technical
execution.
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(v. t.) To
perfect
with
painstaking;
to
improve
or
refine
with labor and
study,
or by
successive
operations;
as, to
elaborate
a
painting
or a
literary
work..
Task
::
Task (v.) Labor or study
imposed
by
another,
often in a
definite
quantity
or
amount..
Biology
::
Biology
(n.) The
science
of life; that
branch
of
knowledge
which
treats
of
living
matter
as
distinct
from
matter
which is not
living;
the study of
living
tissue.
It has to do with the
origin,
structure,
development,
function,
and
distribution
of
animals
and
plants..
Votary
::
Votary
(n.) One
devoted,
consecrated,
or
engaged
by a vow or
promise;
hence,
especially,
one
devoted,
given,
or
addicted,
to some
particular
service,
worship,
study,
or state of
life..
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..
Assyriology
::
Assyriology
(n.) The
science
or study of the
antiquities,
language,
etc., of
ancient
Assyria..
Study
::
Study (v. t.) To apply the mind to; to read and
examine
for the
purpose
of
learning
and
understanding;
as, to study law or
theology;
to study
languages..
Indispose
::
Indispose
(v. t.) To
disincline;
to
render
averse
or
unfavorable;
as, a love of
pleasure
indisposes
the mind to
severe
study;
the pride and
selfishness
of men
indispose
them to
religious
duties..
Mappery
::
Mappery
(n.) The
making,
or
study,
of
maps..
Candlewaster
::
Candlewaster
(n.) One who
consumes
candles
by being up late for study or
dissipation.
Learn
::
Learn (v. t.) To gain
knowledge
or
information
of; to
ascertain
by
inquiry,
study,
or
investigation;
to
receive
instruction
concerning;
to fix in the mind; to
acquire
understanding
of, or
skill;
as, to learn the way; to learn a
lesson;
to learn
dancing;
to learn to
skate;
to learn the
violin;
to learn the truth about
something..
Academy
::
Academy
(n.) An
institution
for the study of
higher
learning;
a
college
or a
university.
Popularly,
a
school,
or
seminary
of
learning,
holding
a rank
between
a
college
and a
common
school..
Studied
::
Study (v. i.) A piece for
special
practice.
See
Etude.
Iconography
::
Iconography
(n.) The art or
representation
by
pictures
or
images;
the
description
or study of
portraiture
or
representation,
as of
persons;
as, the
iconography
of the
ancients..
Studies
::
Studious
(a.)
Favorable
to
study;
suitable
for
thought
and
contemplation;
as, the
studious
shade..
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