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Academically   /ˌækədˈɛmɪkli/   Listen
Academically

adverb
1.
In regard to academic matters.





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"Academically" Quotes from Famous Books



... scale, Jews are represented everywhere, but lower down you cannot find any native Jew below a shop clerk or master tailor. Being thus interspersed among the middle class of the general population, that part of the population which more than any other sends its children to universities, the number of academically trained men engaged in liberal professions among the German Jews is exceedingly large. These professional Jews encounter greater difficulties in their careers than those engaged in commerce. While the latter are given ...
— The Menorah Journal, Volume 1, 1915 • Various
... in some of his allegations. We have never said that the plays of Shakespeare or Phillips are tiresome, or that Mr Tree's scenery is not beautiful because it is too pretty, but have hinted that it is sometimes too academically or conventionally pretty. And we have not protested against the importation of plays, but against the importation of rubbish no better than our rubbish of a similar character. We have not demanded that all drama should be intellectual, but merely that the intellectual ...
— Our Stage and Its Critics • "E.F.S." of "The Westminster Gazette"


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