hyperscholastic
hyperscholastic adjective: very highly scholastic.
Adjective
hyperscholastic (comparative more hyperscholastic, superlative most hyperscholastic)
- Very highly scholastic.
- And he himself will never be free of the objection that Ulysses is too precious, overcalculated, overcultivated, overloaded with knowledge, hyperscholastic, too subtle...1997, John D. Caputo, The prayers and tears of Jacques Derrida: religion without religion, page 258
Forms of hyperscholastic
| comparative | more hyperscholastic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hyperscholastic |
Origin of hyperscholastic
From hyper- + scholastic.
Questions about hyperscholastic
- What does hyperscholastic mean?
- Hyperscholastic means very highly scholastic.
- What part of speech is hyperscholastic?
- Hyperscholastic is an adjective.
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