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Τι (ποιος) είναι PEDANTICALLY - ορισμός
Pedantically
·adv In a pedantic manner.
pedant
!["The Pedant" by caricaturist [[Thomas Rowlandson]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/The Pedant by Thomas Rowlandson.jpg?width=200 "\"The Pedant\" by caricaturist [[Thomas Rowlandson]]")
PERSONALITY TYPE; PERSON OBSESSED WITH DETAIL OR PROCESS, OFTEN NEGATIVELY PERCEIVED
Pedantry; Pedantic; Pædant; Pédant; Pedants; Pædants; Pédants; Paedant; Paedants; Pedantries; Pedanticism; Pedanthood
n.
1.
Schoolmaster, pedagogue.
2.
Vain scholar, conceited scholar, ostentatious man of learning.
Pedant
PERSONALITY TYPE; PERSON OBSESSED WITH DETAIL OR PROCESS, OFTEN NEGATIVELY PERCEIVED
Pedantry; Pedantic; Pædant; Pédant; Pedants; Pædants; Pédants; Paedant; Paedants; Pedantries; Pedanticism; Pedanthood
·noun A schoolmaster; a pedagogue.
II. Pedant ·noun One who puts on an air of learning; one who makes a vain display of learning; a pretender to superior knowledge.
Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για PEDANTICALLY
1. More pedantically, it‘s Bank Dexia Israel, and the difference isn‘t a matter of semantics.
2. Even the most practical skills and trades depend slavishly on certification, via tests often vapidly designed; the holders of diplomas thus develop the delusion that these bits of paper entitle them to respect and employment, even if they do not appear to have much experience or ability at all. (I first became aware of this 20 years ago, interviewing a young nanny fresh off a course: she proudly showed off a pedantically assessed workbook on the psychology of peek–a–boo and the importance of not imposing gender roles, while displaying no interest at all in the actual baby crawling at her feet.) To return to A levels, the sad fact is that nobody trusts the judgment of teachers and mentors nowadays, and hardly any universities bother to interview candidates (to be fair, not many can afford to). So the importance of exam results has become ludicrously inflated and a simplistic, grasping ethos has triumphed, in which more means better.