Academically

/ˌæk.əˈdɛm.ɪ.kəl.i/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a way that relates to education and scholarship; in a manner concerning academic pursuits or scholarly activities.

She excelled academically, earning top grades in all her subjects.

In terms of formal education or studies, rather than practical or vocational experience.

The program prepares students academically for advanced research roles.

In a manner that pertains to theoretical ideas as opposed to practical application.

The topic was discussed academically rather than in a real-world context.

Referring to performance or achievement measured by educational standards.

Academically, he was among the top five students in his class.

From the term 'academic' which derives from Latin 'academicus', from Greek 'akadēmeikos'.

academically gifted:

Refers to someone who excels in academic pursuits.

academically inclined:

Describes a person who has a strong interest or aptitude in academic areas.

academically challenged:

Used to describe a student who struggles with academic work.

To be book-smart or knowledgeable in theory but lacking practical skills.

He's very academically inclined, but he struggles with real-world applications.

Used to differentiate between theoretical and practical knowledge.

Sure, the theory is great, but can you handle it academically?