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Knowledge gained
Answer for the clue "Knowledge gained ", 8 letters:
learning
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Word definitions for learning in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English leornung "learning, study," from leornian (see learn ). Learning curve attested by 1907.
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Word definitions in WordNet
n. the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge; "the child's acquisition of language" [syn: acquisition ] profound scholarly knowledge [syn: eruditeness , erudition , learnedness , scholarship , encyclopedism , encyclopaedism ]
Usage examples of learning.
The faculty, as he told Adams proudly, would be drawn from the great seats of learning in Europe.
The toga, she discovered, had disappeared, but she was learning not to be too surprised about anything Adonis did and in any case, she was fully aroused herself.
She reached for them, prodding them with the aetherial reach of her fingers, learning them.
It is now evident that such temples were centres of aetheric learning in the Old Empire.
She was happy enough, to put my poor results down to my inability to grasp the subtlety of the Afrikaans language as well as being the youngest in class, whereas I already spoke Zulu and Shangaan and, like most small kids, found learning a new language simple enough.
Beyond such important but necessarily impersonal concerns, I would venture to remind you that just as you lost a sworn man in Aiten, I lost a scholar in Geris, a man of much learning who might have aided us both against this threat, though of course, nothing outweighs the loss of both their lives.
Most precipitation, he vaguely remembered learning once, fell from nimbostratus, altostratus or cumulonimbus clouds.
In his chivalrous romances he writes approvingly of the wise Amydas, King of Amydoine, who, learning that one of his enemies, the Sire de Morcellet, has been taken in battle and held to ransom, cries out that he is the vilest of traitors, ransoms him with good coins of the realm, and hands him over to the provost of the town and the officers of his council that they may execute justice upon him.
His first question was to enquire what science I was studying, and he thought I was joking when I answered that I was learning the grammar.
Greeks: at which time their learning was greatly impaired, and their antient theology ruined.
I have shewn that the Cunocephali were a sacred college, whose members were persons of great learning: and their society seems to have been a very antient institution.
Intent upon learning who had come to haunt Appleton Manor, she launched a rapid pursuit.
Closely in touch with Greek thought and Greek literature during the eighth, ninth, and tenth centuries, it is easy to understand that the Arabian writers were far ahead of the Christian scholars of Europe of the same period, who were struggling up out of the practical chaos that had been created by the coming of the barbarians, and who, besides, had the chance for whatever Greek learning came to them only through the secondary channels of the Latin writers.
Most paleontologists agree now that Archaeopteryx was a true though primitive bird which was still learning to fly, but, in many respects, it was still extremely close to its dinosaur sisters.
Sects and Professions in Religion are numerous and successive - General effect of false Zeal - Deists - Fanatical Idea of Church Reformers - The Church of Rome - Baptists - Swedenborgians - Univerbalists - Jews - Methodists of two Kinds: Calvinistic and Arminian - The Preaching of a Calvinistic Enthusiast - His contempt of Learning - Dislike to sound Morality: why - His Ideas of Conversion - His Success and Pretensions to Humility.