professorialism

The manners or habits of a professor.

Another class there is who may receive profit from our humble efforts, and find their home-hours blessed by our monthly professorialism —those who, in the morning of family life, find it their duty to be "stayers at home," and whom even the fascinations of institute life and progress cannot tempt from a wife's side, from child-training, or from the sadder sick couch which demands the silent, loving watchfulness of the untasked hours.

Lynd's great generosity, his disdain of "professorialisms," his eagerness to learn from his students were important but too often unrealized desiderata of effective graduate teaching — as I was to appreciate more fully in later years.

The state of being a professor; professorship.

I don't want to scale the ladder of professorialism towards another goal that's as difficult to attain as the goal at the end of the ladder I've been on for the last fifteen years.

I determined to observe Bloomsbury—not the totem worshippers of professorialism, but the large-hearted visitors of colour.

The quality of being professor-like; didactic, academic, erudite, stuffy, and/or pedantic.

The frigid professorialism of Kant's philosophy robbed it of all dynamic principle .

His training and practice as Electrical Engineer corrected any tendency towards high-and-dry professorialism, and the wireless section of the Telegraphic Department was established ab initio on those practical progressive lines which have been maintained ever since .