Associations to the word «Studied»
Noun
- Geneva
- Archaeology
- Physiology
- Architecture
- Franz
- Libre
- Psychologist
- Violinist
- Jesuit
- Pupil
- Ludwig
- School
- Hamburg
- Engraving
- Turin
- Melbourne
- Biochemistry
- Economic
- Philipp
- Hague
- Kiev
- Glasgow
- Amsterdam
- Cornell
- Tbilisi
- Teacher
- Sculptor
- Rabbi
- Ordination
- Classmate
- Wilhelm
- Chopin
- Hadith
- Brussels
- Siena
- Concordia
- Pratt
- Karate
- Calcutta
- Engraver
- Watercolor
- Linguist
- Johann
- Rome
- Biology
- Bern
- Goethe
- Berkeley
- Astrology
- Zagreb
- Oriental
- Painter
- Royale
- Academia
- Auguste
- Exeter
- Merton
- Scholar
- Pasadena
- Dentistry
- Istanbul
- Giuseppe
- Law
- Georg
- Petersburg
- Mines
- Cairo
- Tchaikovsky
- Battista
- Veda
- Heinrich
- Florence
- Barrister
- Eugen
- Petit
- Surveying
- Hermann
- Bogotá
- Emil
- Naples
- Rotterdam
- Brigham
- Henri
- Microscope
Wiktionary
STUDIED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of study
STUDIED, adjective. Practiced; self-conscious; careful.
Dictionary definition
STUDIED, adjective. Produced or marked by conscious design or premeditation; "a studied smile"; "a note of biting irony and studied insult"- V.L.Parrington.
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