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Definition of learned:

of Learn
Of or pertaining to learning; possessing, or characterized by, learning, esp. scholastic learning; erudite; well- informed; as, a learned scholar, writer, or lawyer; a learned book; a learned theory.

Synonyms:

accomplished, sapient, erudite, cultured, sound, conditioned, knowledge, lettered, instructed, professorial, solid, conversant with, in condition, sober, esoteric, nonheritable, philosophic, enlightened, educated, well-informed, knowledgeable, profound, wise to, grave, scientific, deep, well-read, solemn, knowing, judicious, sage, incapable, intimate, ignorant, abstract, shallow, noninheritable, arcane, philosophical, unscholarly, scholarly, superficial, well-educated, intentional, recondite, scholastic, studious.

academic (part of speech: adjective)
- erudite,
- literary,
- bookish,
- academic,
- pedantic,
- theoretical,
- scholarly
learned (part of speech: verb)
- discovered,
- studied,
- absorbed,
- gleaned,
- grasped,
- comprehended,
- understood,
- digested,
- realized,
- mastered,
- read,
- assimilated
knowing (part of speech: adjective)
- cognizant,
- shrewd,
- erudite,
- streetwise,
- wise,
- canny,
- competent,
- intelligent,
- omniscient,
- versed,
- intellectual,
- experienced,
- knowing,
- educated,
- encylopedic,
- informed

Usage examples:

What should I answer, most learned judge?

- "The Song of Songs", Hermann Sudermann.
In fact I have almost learned it by heart.

- "The Go Ahead Boys and Simon's Mine", Ross Kay.
I learned that her love was undecayed.

- "Rienzi", Edward Bulwer Lytton.