encyclopedic 的定义
- pertaining to or of the nature of an encyclopedia; relating to all branches of knowledge.
- comprehending a wide variety of information; comprehensive: an encyclopedic memory.
encyclopedic 近义词
comprehensive
encyclopedic 的近义词 16 个
- exhaustive
- extensive
- thorough
- vast
- wide-ranging
- all-embracing
- all-encompassing
- all-inclusive
- broad
- catholic
- complete
- discursive
- general
- thorough-going
- universal
- widespread
encyclopedic 的反义词 5 个
更多encyclopedic例句
- Even though she served for six years as Cuomo’s lieutenant, Hochul—a trim 63-year-old Irish Catholic with a voice like Caroline Kennedy and a near-encyclopedic knowledge of the Buffalo Bills—is in many ways an accidental governor.
- A historian with two masters’ degrees and an encyclopedic knowledge of Roman coins, Freeman says they didn’t look medieval, Viking, or Roman—the most common categories of pre-modern artifacts that cross her desk.
- Lawrence said his encyclopedic knowledge of different forms of music began at an early age.
- Bryant has an encyclopedic knowledge of public affairs and popular culture — think of what would happen if George Packer and Rick Perlstein teamed up — and he uses the combination to make striking, and often surprising, links.
- With such variety, there’s no way this episode can be remotely encyclopedic.
- There are those who have encyclopedic knowledge of it by this point.
- It is a valiant, encyclopedic attempt of a star jurist to give voice(s) to an embattled philosophical position.
- His memory is encyclopedic--a curse for a man who feels persecuted.
- Timm felt that Spitz had “an encyclopedic knowledge of all figures of any importance in industry and economics throughout Europe.”
- He is tensely and formally dressed on all occasions, with an encyclopedic memory of beer labels.
- The present is, on the whole, an encyclopedic, cosmopolitan era.
- She assisted her husband in the preparation of several statistical and scientific articles for the Encyclopedic.
- The real artist is seldom a patient collector or an encyclopedic authority.
- In a sense it is the chronicles of the Collinses transformed from the encyclopedic to the continuous narrative form.
- The range of Roger Bacon's studies was encyclopedic, comprehending all the branches of learning then open to scholars.