Meaning & Definition of word "Studied"

Studied

/ˈstʌd.id/

1. past tense of study; to have applied oneself to the acquisition of knowledge, typically through books or research.
- Example: She studied biology for four years at university.
2. to have examined or analyzed something carefully.
- Example: He studied the map to find the best route.

1. characterized by careful or intentional effort; deliberate.
- Example: Her studied performance showed that she had rehearsed extensively.
2. showing signs of care and effort in appearance or manner; calculated.
- Example: He wore a studied expression to conceal his surprise.

From the past participle of study.

studied interest:

An interest that appears thoughtful or intentional, rather than casual.

studied silence:

A silence that seems deliberate or carefully maintained.

studied approach:

A method that shows careful planning and consideration.

study:

To apply oneself to the acquisition of knowledge, particularly in an academic context.

student:

A person who is actively engaged in learning, especially in an academic setting.

studious:

Characterized by delving into study or being diligent in academic pursuits.

Meaning: To put on a show of intelligence or knowledge.

Example Sentence: He sounded so studied when he explained the theory, it was hard to tell if he really knew it.

Meaning: Making a deliberate effort to sound knowledgeable or cultured.

Example Sentence: She's always trying to be studied in her conversations to impress her friends.