Pronunciation: ahp-si-math
Meanings of Opsimath
1. Late learner.
2. A person who undertakes study late in life.
3. A student who is old.
Origin of Opsimath
Opsimath is originally the combination of two Greek words where “opse” means “late” and “math” means “learning”.
Master’s Tip to Learn Opsimath
In our society if an individual has to discontinue one’s study, he/she finds it difficult to resume it at a later stage as OPSIMATHs are made to feel out of place. But nowadays with the more open minded and nonjudgmental people, it has become easier for individuals to take up their studies at a later stage, hence the number of Opsimaths is fast increasing. Seeing older people taking up new courses has become usual.
Sentence examples for Opsimath:
1. Steve enrolled himself to college as an opsimath but dropped out again as he ended up marrying his physics teacher instead!
2. John had to drop out of college to help his family financially but now that everything is hunky-dory he is planning to rejoin as an opsimath.
3. The rise in number of opsimaths has shown that after all “old dogs can learn new tricks”.