studied

adjective

stud·​ied ˈstə-dēd 

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

studiedly adverb

studiedness noun

Synonyms

• considered
• calculated
• reasoned
• deliberate

Examples of studied in a Sentence

She gave a studied response.

He viewed us with a studied indifference.

Recent Examples on the Web

During the studied period, businesses were putting three times more toward credit card payments than term loans, proving how credit cards have become an essential part of cash flow management for many. —Juliana Berger, Forbes.com, 1 July 2025

The answer may be linked to the studied species’ promiscuous practices: in the Amboseli population, both sexes have multiple mating partners, so paternity isn’t always clear-cut. —Cody Cottier, Scientific American, 18 June 2025

While experts recommend using multiple methods to prevent drowning, pool fences have been shown to be the most studied and effective drowning prevention strategy. —Contributing, Oc Register, 10 June 2025

Red flags in teen skin care Most of the studied skin care routines lacked a form of sunscreen but contained products that could increase sun sensitivity and risk of skin cancer, the authors found. —Kameryn Griesser, CNN Money, 9 June 2025

Word History

First Known Use

15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Rhymes for studied

• bloodied
• muddied
• unstudied

Kids Definition

studied

adjective

stud·​ied ˈstəd-ēd 

1

: carefully thought out or prepared : thoughtful

your judgments are always studied and fair

2

: knowledgeable, learned

studied in the craft of blacksmithing

3

: intentional, deliberate

a studied insult

studiedly adverb