Scholarly

Scholarly as he is, he can't be relied on.

Translation is a scholarly discipline.

This is likely the first time that these collectives, and the Latinx zines movement, have received scholarly investigation.

Zines are often excluded from scholarly discourse despite their impact on communities because they fall outside the bounds of traditional publications.

Israeli historian Ilan Pappe wrote many scholarly works.

There are relics of the age before circulating libraries, there are fragments of the lettered store of some scholarly great-grandfather, and these, with a few odd numbers of magazines, a few primers and manuals, some sermons and novels, make up the ordinary library of an English household.

To read books in a scholarly manner is a feat that requires more than just liking to read.

If I wanted to learn Sumerian I would download a textbook or two, work my way through it, and also find university resources on the language, such as dictionaries and grammars hosted by universities. For a lot of dead languages, universities and university-quality scholarly websites host a ton of resources. Sumerian will be more sparse than Latin or Greek, maybe even than Old English, but I can't imagine there are no good free resources hosted by universities.

This is an edition for scholarly use.

If you managed to reconstruct an ancestor of Hungarian and Turkish using the comparative method, and it held up to scrutiny, it would be welcomed by the scholarly community.