Learn - Law Dictionary Search Results
Lear
To learn See Lere to learn
Literate
Instructed in learning science or literature learned lettered
Leer
To learn
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Mislearn
To learn wrongly
Philology
Criticism grammatical learning
conditioning
a learning process in which an organisms behavior becomes dependent on the occurrence of a stimulus in its environment See
Statham
Statham. The learning of the law was thrown into a more methodical form than it had ever yet received by this
Scientist
One learned in science a scientific investigator one devoted to scientific study a savant
Biblicism
Learning or literature relating to the Bible
Book learned
Versed in books having knowledge derived from books
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