Synonyms for Sciolistic:
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adj.
• dilettantish
Other relevant words:
- botchy
, - butcherly
, - casual
, - crazy
, - cursory
, - dabbler
, - green
, - incompetent
, - inexperient
, - passing
, - perfunctory
, - recreational
, - sciolist
, - screwball
, - shoal
, - softheaded
, - trivial
, - underdone
, - unfledged
, - unpaid
, - unripe
, - unripened
, - young
, - Sophomoric
, - amateur
, - amateurish
, - dilettante
, - dilettanteish
, - dilettantish
, - half-assed
, - half-baked
, - half-cocked
, - immature
, - shallow
, - superficial
.
• Other relevant words (noun):
What are the hypernyms for Sciolistic?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for Sciolistic?
Sciolistic is an adjective which means having shallow or superficial knowledge. The antonyms for sciolistic are erudite, knowledgeable, profound, expert, scholarly, and learned. Erudite refers to someone who has extensive knowledge, especially in academic disciplines. Knowledgeable describes someone who has deep understanding and awareness of a particular subject. Profound suggests a great depth of insight or understanding. Expert refers to someone who has specialized and comprehensive knowledge or skill. Scholarly describes someone who is thoroughly educated and has intellectual pursuits. Lastly, learned suggests someone who has acquired extensive knowledge over time through reading or study.
What are the antonyms for Sciolistic?
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adj.
• all-encompassing
• noun
• thorough
- de tailed
, - de-tailed
, - ex act
, - ex-act
, - in tensive
, - in-grained
, - in-tensive
, - more thorough
, - more thoroughly
, - most thorough
, - most thoroughly
, - out and out
, - pro found
, - pro founder
, - pro-found
, - pro-founder
, - un mitigated
, - un-mitigated
.
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