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academically

[ ak-uh-dem-ik-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a way that relates to studies at a college, academy, school, or other educational institution:

    Our caring teaching staff are committed to helping each child develop as a whole person—academically, physically, socially, and emotionally.

  2. in a way that pertains to areas of study that are not primarily applied, such as the humanities or pure mathematics, or to instruction that is theoretical rather than hands-on:

    It’s possible to be academically prepared while also having a good concentration in career and technical education.

    I have studied art both academically in college and through a subsequent apprenticeship with an artist.

  3. in a way that is purely theoretical or hypothetical rather than practical, realistic, or directly useful:

    While many theologians write academically and very dryly, this author sets before us a rich feast for both heart and mind.

  4. in a way that conforms to set rules, standards, or traditions; conventionally:

    Today it is almost a crime to paint academically or realistically, so few art study programs contribute much to the solid foundation required to be a professional artist.



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˜yĞÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of academically1

First recorded in 1600–10; either academical ( def ) + -ly ( def ) or academic ( def ) + -ally ( def )
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Example Sentences

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He was popular and clever, Mr Lee added, keen to counter a myth that Yoon struggled academically because it took him nine attempts to pass the bar exam.

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I was considered academically gifted in the UK, despite my troublesome ways, but actually found it tough going in Ghana.

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Reduced access to healthy meals and school nutrition programs would hinder children’s development, both physically and academically.

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Instead, nine months after his diagnosis, thanks to the advanced research our country has supported socially, academically and financially, my son’s cancer was in remission.

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She was described as "academically minded" with a flair for English, French, home economics and geography.

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