Academic synonyms

Don, bookish, abstract, bluestocking, and bookworm are all synonyms for academic. Practical and non-academic are antonyms of academic. And here are 67 another word for academic.

Another word for academic

1. educational

Bookish, brainy, cerebral, clever, college, collegiate, cultured, donnish, educated, educational, erudite, highbrow, instructional, intellectual, learned, literary, pedagogical, pedantic, scholarly, scholastic, school, serious, studious, university, well read, and lettered are all synonyms for academic.

2. theoretical

Abstract, conceptual, conjectural, conjectured, general, hypothetical, impractical, indefinite, irrelevant, ivory-tower, notional, philosophical, putative, speculative, suppositional, suppositious, suppositive, theoretical, unpragmatic, unrealistic, useless, vague, and ideational are all another word for academic.

3. scholar

Bluestocking, bookworm, don, educator, egghead, fellow, highbrow, instructor, lecturer, man/woman of letters, professor, scholar, teacher, thinker, trainer, tutor, and pedagogue are all synonyms for academic.

Academic synonym statistics

Academic synonym page has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 3, and 17 letters and 2 synonyms with 5, and 9 letters. 4 synonyms with 6, and 12 letters and 13 synonyms with 7 letters.

15 synonyms with 8 letters and 8 synonyms with 10 letters. 10 synonyms with 11 letters and 3 synonyms with 13 letters. For a total of 63 another word for academic.

Academic sentences

She achieved notable academic success.

The professor values academic rigor.

He pursued an academic career.

Academic achievements were widely recognized.

They attended an academic conference.

Related Words for academic

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    • Synonyms: manner, air
    • Opposites: behavior, conduct
    • Part of speech: noun
  2. Made-up
    • Synonyms: painted, done up
    • Opposites: real, authentic
    • Part of speech: adjective
  3. Adept
    • Synonyms: expert, proficient
    • Opposites: inept, mediocre
    • Part of speech: adjective
  4. Abracadabra
    • Synonyms: Hocus-pocus, alakazam
    • Opposites: silence, reality
    • Part of speech: noun
  5. Premise
    • Synonyms: Assumption, proposition
    • Opposites: conclusion, result
    • Part of speech: noun
  6. Facade
    • Synonyms: front, frontage
    • Opposites: reality, authenticity
    • Part of speech: noun
  7. Mimic
    • Synonyms: imitate, copy
    • Opposites: originate, differ
    • Part of speech: verb
  8. At a premium
    • Synonyms: scarce, in great demand
    • Opposites: at a discount, inexpensively
    • Part of speech: adjective
  9. Premium
    • Synonyms: insurance charge, insurance payment
    • Opposites: inferior, standard, basic
    • Part of speech: noun
  10. In demand
    • Synonyms: sought-after, desired
    • Opposites: demand, unwanted
    • Part of speech: adjective
  11. Demanding
    • Synonyms: difficult, challenging
    • Opposites: easy, effortless
    • Part of speech: adjective
  12. Reminder
    • Synonyms: Prompt, notification
    • Opposites: oblivion, amnesia
    • Part of speech: noun
  13. Pandemic
    • Synonyms: widespread, prevalent
    • Opposites: endemic, eradication
    • Part of speech: adjective
  14. Demonstrated
    • Synonyms: Displayed, showed
    • Opposites: withheld, disproved
    • Part of speech: adjective
  15. Demonstrate
    • Synonyms: give a demonstration of, show how something is done
    • Opposites: concealed, obscured
    • Part of speech: verb
  16. Inadequate
    • Synonyms: insufficient, not enough
    • Opposites: adequate, sufficient, competent
    • Part of speech: adjective
  17. Dynamic
    • Synonyms: energetic, spirited
    • Opposites: half-hearted, lethargic
    • Part of speech: adjective
  18. Demand
    • Synonyms: request, call
    • Opposites: request, offer
    • Part of speech: noun
  19. Adequate
    • Synonyms: sufficient, enough
    • Opposites: insufficient, inadequate, unequal to
    • Part of speech: adjective
  20. Made
    • Synonyms: construct, build
    • Opposites: destroyed, unmade
    • Part of speech: verb