studied

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stud·ied | \ ˈstə-dēd

Definition of studied

1 : carefully considered or prepared : thoughtful a studied response

2 : knowledgeable, learned studied in the craft of blacksmithing

3 : produced or marked by conscious design or premeditation : calculated studied indifference spoke with a studied accent

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She gave a studied response. He viewed us with a studied indifference.

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