Synonyms for Most polymath:
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adj.
• learned
- Grounded
, - abstruse
, - academic
, - accomplished
, - bookish
, - brainy
, - conversant
, - cultivated
, - cultured
, - deep
, - educated
, - erudite
, - esoteric
, - experienced
, - expert
, - grave
, - highbrow
, - in the know
, - intellectual
, - judicious
, - lettered
, - literary
, - literate
, - omniscient
, - pansophic
, - pedantic
, - philosophic
, - philosophical
, - polymath
, - posted
, - professorial
, - recondite
, - sage
, - sapient
, - scholarly
, - scientific
, - sharp
, - skilled
, - solemn
, - solid
, - sound
, - studied
, - studious
, - versed
, - well-educated
, - well-grounded
, - well-read
, - well-rounded
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What are the hypernyms for Most polymath?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most polymath?
The term "most polymath" refers to a person who has expertise in multiple fields of study. The antonyms of this term would be "unskilled" or "ignorant" as individuals with little knowledge or experience in any subject cannot be considered polymaths. Another antonym would be "specialized" as this refers to someone who has extensive knowledge in one particular area but lacks a broad range of skills and knowledge in multiple fields. "Narrow-minded" or "closed-minded" would also be antonyms, as such individuals have a limited perspective and are not open to learning about new subjects or exploring different fields of study.
What are the antonyms for Most polymath?
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