pundit Definition
pun·dit (pun′dit)
noun
- pandit
- a person who has or professes to have great learning; actual or self-professed authority
Etymology: Hindi paṇḍit < Sans paṇḍita, a learned person, orig., learned
pundit Related Forms
pun′·ditry noun
pundit Synonyms
pundit
n.
pundit Usage Examples
Converse of object
- rove: Bono: Sadly, the Irish roving rock pundit has been keeping a bit of a low profile recently.
- surprise: The normally flamboyant pair surprised some pundits by wearing traditional black morning suits.
- hear: During that short period, he heard the pundit explaining the nature of God.
- say: Over the next 24 hours, say the pundits, 10 million copies will be sold.
- become: I'm often unsure what tests ex players have to take to become a pundit, given their obvious failings.
Preposition: on
TV: Quite apart from being extremely knowledgeable, he's by far the most entertaining pundit on TV.
Adjective modifier
- respected: Now a respected media pundit, Fairclough writes an exclusive column for Liverpoolfc.tv each week.
- Many: Many pundits are also tipping the Czechs to go all the way to the final.
- political: For the UK 2001 general election, political pundits spoke in terms of tens of millions being spent in total by all parties.
- most: Most pundits seem to forecast a cull of about 20.
- regular: I can tell them what sort of place Bolton is [ ' not nice ' ] , which your regular French pundit couldn't.
- various: The future The strike has been neither the death knell, nor the ringing affirmation of class politics that various pundits have claimed.
Modifies a noun
- mccririck: Their ads from pundit john mccririck creative mix master ribbon on the.
- john: Their ads from pundit john mccririck creative mix master ribbon on the.
Noun used with modifier
- soccer: Sunday Mirror - 13 February AFTER 5 YEARS AS JUST GOOD FRIENDS WE'VE FALLEN IN LOVE HE is Sky TV's star soccer pundit.
- football: Apart from yourself then, who's the best football pundit?
- TV: Ten Year Trends Ten Year Trend type stats are very popular with mainstream TV pundits.
- racing: Be protesting with had hit a nerve horse racing pundit.
- medium: Every media pundit tomorrow is sure to talk him up.
Browse dictionary entries near pundit
- ‹ punctured
- ‹ puncture
- ‹ punctulate
- ‹ punctuation mark
- ‹ punctuation
- ‹ punctuated equilibrium
- ‹ punctuate
- ‹ punctuality
- ‹ punctual
- ‹ punctilious
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