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educate
verb (educated , educating )
1 to train and teach.
2 to provide school instruction for someone.
3 to train and improve (one's taste, etc).
[15c: from Latin educare , educatum to bring up]
educatability noun .
educatable adjective .
educative adjective
1 educating.
2 characteristic of or relating to education.
educator noun
1 a person who educates.
2 an educating experience or circumstance.
educatory adjective .
verb (educated , educating )
1 to train and teach.
2 to provide school instruction for someone.
3 to train and improve (one's taste, etc).
[15c: from Latin educare , educatum to bring up]
educatability noun .
educatable adjective .
educative adjective
1 educating.
2 characteristic of or relating to education.
educator noun
1 a person who educates.
2 an educating experience or circumstance.
educatory adjective .
educated
adjective
1 having received an education, especially to a level higher than average.
2 produced by or suggesting an education, usually a good one.
3 based on experience or knowledge an educated guess .
adjective
1 having received an education, especially to a level higher than average.
2 produced by or suggesting an education, usually a good one.
3 based on experience or knowledge an educated guess .
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