Synonyms for academically
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Princeton's WordNet

1. academicallyadverb

   in regard to academic matters

   "academically, this is a good school"

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1. Donald Trump:

   During the morning I interviewed and met with four potential Justices of Supreme Court. They are outstanding people. They are really incredible people in so many different ways, academically and every other way, i'll be meeting with two or three more and we'll make a decision on the Supreme Court, the new Justice, that'll be made over the next few days and we'll be announcing it on Monday and I look forward to that.

2. Tracey Vitchers:

   We have this situation where we have first-year students coming to campus who we know are traditionally most vulnerable during the red zone, but we also have returning sophomores who might academically be in their second year but are truly in their first-year experience because they did not have a first-year social experience. There's this idea of making up for lost time.

3. Debra Linesch:

   There are many places where art therapists work in schools and engage children in emotionally and academically enhancing ways that look more like the model discussed in this study than traditional psychotherapy groups.

4. Kayla Dunn:

   For me as a woman of color, what CRT means to me is I’m inferior, that I’m academically inept, that I’m incapable of speaking for myself, and that when someone sees me they automatically see my skin color.

5. Thomas Shomo:

   His contract was simply not renewed, we felt it was time academically for a change.