CEFR B2

studied

adjective

Meaning

Showing or involving deep thought, careful attention, and deliberate effort.

Examples

He had a studied indifference to the criticism.
Her movements were slow and studied.

Synonyms: careful, deliberate, calculated, premeditated

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studied (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈstʌdid/

Definition

Showing or involving deep thought, careful attention, and deliberate effort.

Examples

He had a studied indifference to the criticism.
Her movements were slow and studied.

How to Use studied

study for (prepositional phrase): To spend time learning in order to pass an exam or gain knowledge. — "I need to study for my final exam next week."
study at (prepositional phrase): To be enrolled as a student in an institution. — "She studied at Oxford University for four years."
study of (collocation): The academic or scientific examination of a particular subject. — "He is doing a study of ancient Roman history."

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