1. people who have studied a subject for a long time and know a lot about it
Usage: plural of scholar
2. students who receive money to pay for their education because of their good work
Usage: plural of scholar; refers to scholarship recipients

Examples

• The conference brought together scholars from around the world.
• Medieval scholars spent years copying manuscripts by hand.
• She consulted several Shakespeare scholars for her research.
• The university awarded scholarships to ten outstanding scholars.
• Biblical scholars have debated this passage for centuries.
• Young scholars presented their findings at the symposium.
• The library’s rare books collection attracts many scholars.