Scholarly Language

adjective pertaining to academics or scholarly pursuits

adverb relating to academic matters or study

• She excelled academically and graduated with top honors.
• He's doing really well academically, getting straight A's.
• She's killing it academically, acing all her exams.
• He's climbing the academic ladder, making progress academically.

verb to make something more academic or scholarly in nature

• The professor encouraged the students to academicize their arguments by providing evidence and logical reasoning.
• I need to academicize my paper before submitting it for grading.
• Stop trying to academicize everything, sometimes it's okay to just speak from the heart.
• She tried to academicize her personal experiences in order to make them more relatable to a wider audience.

verb to make something more academic or scholarly in nature

• The professor academicizes the topic by providing in-depth analysis and research.
• She academicizes everything she talks about, always using big words and complex ideas.
• He academicizes like no other, always diving deep into the details and complexities.
• The way she academicizes her arguments is like building a strong fortress of knowledge.