Word of the Day
December 5, 2023
Erudite
Having or showing great knowledge or learning; characterized by extensive reading or study.
From Latin 'eruditus', past participle of 'erudire' meaning 'to instruct, polish, educate', from 'e-' (out) + 'rudis' (rude, untrained).
Usage Examples
- The erudite founding fathers drew upon centuries of political philosophy when drafting the Constitution.
- Liberty Toastmasters fosters an erudite community where members share their knowledge of American history.
- An erudite understanding of the Declaration of Independence reveals its continued relevance to modern governance.
From the Show
The concept of being erudite anchored the December 5th Liberty Toastmasters broadcast as members demonstrated scholarly knowledge of the Declaration of Independence and Constitution.