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studious

[ˈstjuːdiəs]

studious Definition

  • 1spending a lot of time studying or reading
  • 2showing great care and attention; diligent

Using studious: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "studious" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She was always a studious child, spending hours reading books.

  • Example

    He is a studious person who takes his studies seriously.

  • Example

    The professor is known for his studious approach to research.

  • Example

    She has a studious look on her face as she reads through the textbook.

studious Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with studious

  • a quiet and focused state of mind that is conducive to studying or learning

    Example

    The library was filled with studious silence as students prepared for their exams.

  • an environment that is conducive to studying or learning, often characterized by quietness and focus

    Example

    The classroom had a studious atmosphere, with students quietly working on their assignments.

  • regular practices or routines that are conducive to studying or learning

    Example

    Developing good study skills and creating studious habits can help you succeed in school.

Origins of studious

from Latin 'studiosus', meaning 'zealous, painstaking'

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Summary: studious in Brief

The term 'studious' [ˈstjuːdiəs] describes someone who spends a lot of time studying or reading, or who shows great care and attention. It is often used to describe people who take their studies seriously, such as 'He is a studious person.' The phrase 'studious silence' refers to a quiet and focused state of mind, while 'studious habits' denotes regular practices that promote learning.

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