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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. 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..
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College
::
College
(n.) A
society
of
scholars
or
friends
of
learning,
incorporated
for study or
instruction,
esp. in the
higher
branches
of
knowledge;
as, the
colleges
of
Oxford
and
Cambridge
Universities,
and many
American
colleges..
Extemporaneous
::
Extemporaneous
(a.)
Composed,
performed,
or
uttered
on the spur of the
moment,
or
without
previous
study;
unpremeditated;
off-hand;
extempore;
extemporary;
as, an
extemporaneous
address
or
production..
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..
Studied
::
Studied
(a.)
Closely
examined;
read with
diligence
and
attention;
made the
subject
of
study;
well
considered;
as, a
studied
lesson..
Amateur
::
Amateur
(n.) A
person
attached
to a
particular
pursuit,
study,
or
science
as to music or
painting;
esp. one who
cultivates
any study or art, from taste or
attachment,
without
pursuing
it
professionally..
Unlearned
::
Unlearned
(a.) Not
gained
by
study;
not
known.
Muse
::
Muse (n.)
Contemplation
which
abstracts
the mind from
passing
scenes;
absorbing
thought;
hence,
absence
of mind; a brown
study..
Phoneidoscope
::
Phoneidoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
studying
the
motions
of
sounding
bodies
by
optical
means.
It
consists
of a tube
across
the end of which is
stretched
a film of soap
solution
thin
enough
to give
colored
bands,
the form and
position
of which are
affected
by
sonorous
vibrations..
Naturalize
::
Naturalize
(v. t.) To make
natural;
as,
custom
naturalizes
labor or
study..
Study
::
Study (v. i.) A
representation
or
rendering
of any
object
or scene
intended,
not for
exhibition
as an
original
work of art, but for the
information,
instruction,
or
assistance
of the
maker;
as, a study of heads or of hands for a
figure
picture..
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..
Converse
::
Converse
(v. i.) To have
knowledge
of, from long
intercourse
or
study;
-- said of
things..
Study
::
Studying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Stud.
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..
Art
::
Art (n.)
Skill,
dexterity,
or the power of
performing
certain
actions,
acquired
by
experience,
study,
or
observation;
knack;
as, a man has the art of
managing
his
business
to
advantage..
Subjectness
::
Subject-matter
(n.) The
matter
or
thought
presented
for
consideration
in some
statement
or
discussion;
that which is made the
object
of
thought
or
study.
Task
::
Task (v.) Labor or study
imposed
by
another,
often in a
definite
quantity
or
amount..
Example
::
Example
(n.) An
instance
serving
for
illustration
of a rule or
precept,
especially
a
problem
to be
solved,
or a case to be
determined,
as an
exercise
in the
application
of the rules of any study or
branch
of
science;
as, in
trigonometry
and
grammar,
the
principles
and rules are
illustrated
by
examples..
Magic
::
Magic (a.) A
comprehensive
name for all of the
pretended
arts which claim to
produce
effects
by the
assistance
of
supernatural
beings,
or
departed
spirits,
or by a
mastery
of
secret
forces
in
nature
attained
by a study of
occult
science,
including
enchantment,
conjuration,
witchcraft,
sorcery,
necromancy,
incantation,
etc..
Bookwork
::
Bookwork
(n.)
Study;
application
to
books.
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