From the meanest person, in some way, or other, the learnedst man may learn something.
He was wont to say that he had rather have the advice, or take physique from an experienced old woman, that had been at many sick people's bed-sides, then from the learnedst but unexperienced physitian.
This Sir Henry Billingsley was one of thelearnedst citizens that London has bred.
In that science thou learnedst on a ball, or an apple, or a painted egg, that thou mightest by the painting understand the motion of the heavens and the course of the stars.
But thou sayest thou knowest about the line which was painted on the ball on which thou learnedst the revolution of this heaven; I would know whether thou also knowest about the ball on which the line is drawn.
Nevertheless, after you have turn'd it and wound it so as you will, the sending of him to the University of Oxford bears the sway; and there to let him study Theology being the modestest Faculty, by one of the learnedst and famousest Doctors.
Therefore it is that the expectation of death, and the thought of coming presently to judgment, do use more effectually to supply the mind with the wisest and most useful thoughts, than the learnedst book or ordinary means can.
The soberest and learnedst of the papists condemn them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "learnedst" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
