Definition of Study
Quick Meaning of Study
Learning about something carefully and thoroughly.
Detailed Definition of Study
The act of learning or examining a subject closely.
How to Pronounce Study
Stress pattern: Oo (2-syllable word).
Tip: Stress first syllable: STUD-y.
Origin and Etymology of Study
From Latin studium 'eagerness'.
How to Use Study in a Sentence
Each example shows “study” with a CEFR level so learners can pick examples that match their fluency.
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“Study is important for exams.”
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“She began her study of chemistry.”
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“The study showed surprising results.”
Synonyms and Antonyms of Study
Common Synonyms for Study
Smart Synonyms for Study — When to Use Each
- examination
- detailed inspection or investigation of something
- research
- formal systematic investigation for knowledge
- learning
- acquiring knowledge through education
Common Collocations with Study
These phrases pair with “study” in everyday English:
- case study
- study group
- study abroad
Common Mistakes When Using Study
Even fluent speakers slip up with “study”. Here’s how to avoid the most common errors:
- ✗ Wrong: The studys show this result.
- ✓ Correct: The studies show this result.
- Why: Consonant-y becomes -ies in plural.
- ✗ Wrong: Study hard on your exam.
- ✓ Correct: Study hard for your exam.
- Why: Use 'for' (preparing), not 'on' (location).
Other Forms of Study
Frequently Asked Questions About Study
What is the meaning of "Study"?
Learning about something carefully and thoroughly.
How do you pronounce "Study"?
The IPA is /ˈstʌdi/. Stress first syllable: STUD-y.
What part of speech is "Study"?
"Study" is a noun at A1 level (Common European Framework).
What are synonyms for "Study"?
Common synonyms include examination, research, learning.
How do you use "Study" in a sentence?
For example: "Study is important for exams."