academicism

[US]/ˌækəˈdɛmɪsɪzm/
[UK]/ˌækəˈdɛmɪˌzɪzm/
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Translation

n.A tendency to be overly concerned with abstract theories and academic ideas rather than practical matters; pedantry or bookishness.; Formalism in art or scholarship, characterized by adherence to traditional forms and methods.

Phrases & Collocations

fall into academicism

criticize academicism

free from academicism

excess of academicism

promote practical academicism

reject blind academicism

academicism versus practicality

Example Sentences

the professor's lectures often fell into academicism, lacking practical applications.

she tried to bridge the gap between theoretical academicism and real-world problems.

the university encourages students to think critically and avoid falling into academicism.

his research was praised for its originality and departure from traditional academicism.

some argue that excessive academicism can stifle creativity and innovation.

the field of education is constantly evolving, moving away from rigid academicism.

he challenged the prevailing academicism in his field by proposing a new perspective.

the conference aimed to foster dialogue and collaboration, breaking down barriers between academicism and practical application.

in a rapidly changing world, it's important to balance theoretical academicism with real-world skills.

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