Learnedly

Pronunciation: /lɜːrnɪdli/

Definitions of learnedly

adverb in a learned or knowledgeable manner

Example Sentences

A1 She learnedly recited the alphabet.

A2 The students learnedly listened to the teacher's instructions.

B1 He learnedly explained the concept to his classmates.

B2 The researcher learnedly analyzed the data to draw conclusions.

C1 The professor learnedly lectured on the intricacies of quantum physics.

C2 The expert learnedly discussed the latest advancements in the field.

Examples of learnedly in a Sentence

formal The professor learnedly explained the complex theory to the students.

informal She learnedly shared her knowledge about the topic with her friends.

slang He learnedly schooled his buddies on the latest trends in technology.

figurative The author learnedly wove together various themes in his novel.

Grammatical Forms of learnedly

• past tense: learned
• plural: learnedly
• comparative: more learnedly
• superlative: most learnedly
• present tense: learnedly
• future tense: will learnedly
• perfect tense: have learnedly
• continuous tense: is learningedly
• singular: learnedly
• positive degree: learnedly
• infinitive: to learnedly
• gerund: learningedly
• participle: learnedly

Origin and Evolution of learnedly

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'learnedly' originated from the Middle English term 'lernedli' which was derived from the Old English word 'lernian' meaning to learn.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'learnedly' has retained its original meaning of being knowledgeable or well-educated, but has also come to be used in a more formal or academic context to describe something done in a scholarly or erudite manner.