Synonym: learned. Similar words: drudgery, studio, on the run, including, judicial, cheer up, cover up, excluding. Meaning: ['eruːdaɪt] 
adj. having or showing profound knowledge.
adj. having or showing profound knowledge. 
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31. In a word, you are erudite and always open your eyes to new things.
32. Erudite Park ( customer groups ): in - school and students, retired professors and faculty, academic workers.
33. If I'm a poet, I'll write impressive poems with great passion to sing for the vast ocean and vault of heaven, then present them to you, my broadminded and erudite teacher.
34. Erudite Park ( design style ): the landscape green and elevated level of space and architectural forms.
35. Christopher Hitchens, a polemicist whose tone is that of an erudite straight - talker , does not.
36. Huang Jian virtue modest, erudite macro only , good poetry, customs and history, the eighth book.
37. Through hard work, he finally made himself into an erudite man.
38. Style like: polite, self - restraint , well - educated gentleman. I appreciate and adore erudite man very much.
More similar words: drudgery, studio, on the run, including, judicial, cheer up, cover up, excluding, limber up, enter upon, edit, editor, edition, validity, commodity, on credit, addition, condition, tradition, expedition, conditions, additional, in addition, site, item, cite, traditional, write, white, spite.