hyperscholastic

English

Etymology

From hyper- +‎ scholastic.

Adjective

hyperscholastic (comparative more hyperscholastic, superlative most hyperscholastic)

1. Very highly scholastic.
   • 1997, John D. Caputo, The prayers and tears of Jacques Derrida: religion without religion, page 258:

     And he himself will never be free of the objection that Ulysses is too precious, overcalculated, overcultivated, overloaded with knowledge, hyperscholastic, too subtle...