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comparative more studently · superlative most studently · alternative student-ly
- Of, relating to, or characteristic of a student
He gathered his studently belongings and at 5:00 pm sharp he disembarked.
2002, Alex Farkas, The Purple Supernova - Page 1523 more examples
In an attack of studently compulsivity, an attack that greatly influenced my scholarly future, I did a statistical analysis that was extraneous to the main purpose of the dissertation.
1993, Peter David Blanck, Interpersonal ExpectationsFair enough, except that “The Transcendentalist” struggles to see clearly when, by dwelling on the personal hardships and seeming failures of studently patience, Emerson's speech becomes as much a confession as a manifesto.
2005, Maurice S. Lee, Slavery, Philosophy, and American Literature, 1830–1860When he began speaking, it became quite clear that he was Sid Vicious in attire only and otherwise meant serious student-ly business.
2013, Nick Offerman, Paddle Your Own Canoe
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