Definition of academically in English:

academically

adverb akəˈdɛmɪkliækəˈdɛmɪkli

In a way that relates to education and scholarship.
applicants must excel academically
Example sentencesExamples
- Jazz now is an academically respected art form.
- If students support staff and vice versa, we are all in a stronger position academically, socially, and economically.
- There were a small number of paintings by academically trained artists.
- He was admitted to Berkeley, where he continued to do well academically.
- Studying music has sharpened my ability to concentrate and focus academically.
- It means they perform better academically when they know they can succeed.
- Companies cannot wait for an academically perfect global framework.
- Exams are a reflection of this because of their length and difficulty, which students find more academically challenging than before.
- The more academically orientated the dissertation, the greater the need for theoretical underpinning.
- We seek to nurture these young people so that they can fulfill their true potential, both academically and socially.

Definition of academically in US English:

academically

adverbakəˈdemiklēækəˈdɛmɪkli

In a way that relates to education and scholarship.
applicants must excel academically
Example sentencesExamples
- He was admitted to Berkeley, where he continued to do well academically.
- Studying music has sharpened my ability to concentrate and focus academically.
- Companies cannot wait for an academically perfect global framework.
- Exams are a reflection of this because of their length and difficulty, which students find more academically challenging than before.
- It means they perform better academically when they know they can succeed.
- If students support staff and vice versa, we are all in a stronger position academically, socially, and economically.
- The more academically orientated the dissertation, the greater the need for theoretical underpinning.
- We seek to nurture these young people so that they can fulfill their true potential, both academically and socially.
- There were a small number of paintings by academically trained artists.
- Jazz now is an academically respected art form.

单词	academically
释义	Definition of academically in English: academically adverb akəˈdɛmɪkliækəˈdɛmɪkli In a way that relates to education and scholarship. applicants must excel academically Example sentencesExamples Jazz now is an academically respected art form. If students support staff and vice versa, we are all in a stronger position academically, socially, and economically. There were a small number of paintings by academically trained artists. He was admitted to Berkeley, where he continued to do well academically. Studying music has sharpened my ability to concentrate and focus academically. It means they perform better academically when they know they can succeed. Companies cannot wait for an academically perfect global framework. Exams are a reflection of this because of their length and difficulty, which students find more academically challenging than before. The more academically orientated the dissertation, the greater the need for theoretical underpinning. We seek to nurture these young people so that they can fulfill their true potential, both academically and socially. Definition of academically in US English: academically adverbakəˈdemiklēækəˈdɛmɪkli In a way that relates to education and scholarship. applicants must excel academically Example sentencesExamples He was admitted to Berkeley, where he continued to do well academically. Studying music has sharpened my ability to concentrate and focus academically. Companies cannot wait for an academically perfect global framework. Exams are a reflection of this because of their length and difficulty, which students find more academically challenging than before. It means they perform better academically when they know they can succeed. If students support staff and vice versa, we are all in a stronger position academically, socially, and economically. The more academically orientated the dissertation, the greater the need for theoretical underpinning. We seek to nurture these young people so that they can fulfill their true potential, both academically and socially. There were a small number of paintings by academically trained artists. Jazz now is an academically respected art form.
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