noun
General Slang
learnings
LUR-ningz · noun · informal
Lessons or takeaways from an experience.
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Definitions
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Things learned from a project or experiment, framed as a countable noun.
“Let's capture the learnings from this launch in a retro.”
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learnings In A Sentence
Let's capture the learnings from this launch in a retro.
Origin & Usage
Marketing jargon nominalising 'learn'; often criticised.
Variants
key learnings
People Also Ask
What does 'learnings' mean?
Lessons or takeaways from a project or experiment, treated as countable things you can list and capture, often in a retrospective.
Is 'learnings' proper English?
It's widely used in business but frequently criticised as jargon, since 'lessons' or 'what we learned' already do the job. It's an example of nominalising a verb.
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