1) the academic subjects, areas of study, in which imagination and personal appreciation are more important than exact measurement and calculation (arts)
2) outside the regular course of academic work or studies (extracurricular)
3) the system of methods used, e.g. in academic study (methodology)
4) academic subjects, areas of study, in which exact measurement, observation and calculation are used (science)
5) the starting point (of a river); a place or person from which something comes or is got; original documents etc for an academic study (source)
6) a fixed or limited period of time; (of schools, universities etc) one of the periods into which the academic year is divided; (term)
7) a long, detailed piece of writing explaining, supporting or criticizing something, especially as part of an academic course (thesis)
8) an academic book hat deals with one subject in detail (treatise)
9) (the colleges, buildings etc of) an institution for advanced teaching, conferring degrees and engaging in academic research (university)
in, of, the best (especially ancient Greek and Roman) art and literature
concerning ancient culture
(of words, ways of speaking or writing) used in situations when one must be particularly polite, impersonal, well-educated, traditional etc to give a good impression
established, orderly
of, based on, a hypothesis (and not proved)
guessed, assumed
educational (which is more usual)
educational
of, concerning, ancient Rome
concerning ancient culture
a boy or girl at school; a student who is awarded money or other help so that he or she can attend a university, college etc
person who is very involved in education and learning
enjoying and wanting to study; very careful
scholarly, attentive
based on theory, not on practice or experience; not tested yet
hypothetical
a teaching period for a small group of university students
educational
