Thesaurus / apprenticing
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synonyms for apprenticing
- determine
- enroll
- gain
- get
- grasp
- master
- pick up
- read
- receive
- review
- study
- apprentice
- attain
- con
- cram
- grind
- imbibe
- lucubrate
- matriculate
- memorize
- peruse
- prepare
- be taught
- be trained
- become able
- become versed
- brush up on
- burn midnight oil
- commit to memory
- crack the books
- drink in
- get down pat
- get the hang of
- get the knack of
- improve mind
- major in
- minor in
- pore over
- soak up
- specialize in
- take course
- take in
- train in
- wade through
antonyms for apprenticing
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How to use apprenticing in a sentence
I wish to ask whether you would dream of apprenticing him to any such business.
THE YOUNG ACROBAT OF THE GREAT NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUSHORATIO ALGER JR.I told him last evening about your plan of apprenticing him to Mr. Bickford.
THE YOUNG ACROBAT OF THE GREAT NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUSHORATIO ALGER JR.I was thinking, when he gets a little older, of apprenticing him to some trade, but he is not fourteen yet.
A FINAL RECKONINGG. A. HENTYNow, few are aware that when apprenticing boys to the sea a trial voyage is necessary.
THREE HUNDRED THINGS A BRIGHT BOY CAN DOANONYMOUS"My father is talking of apprenticing me, Master Geoffrey," Walter said that evening.
SAINT GEORGE FOR ENGLANDG. A. HENTYIt contains fourteen poor men and women, and the fund provides also for the apprenticing of poor children.
TEN THOUSAND WONDERFUL THINGSEDMUND FILLINGHAM KINGIn apprenticing children who have attended school for five years, and in providing a suitable outfit.
THE ENDOWED CHARITIES OF KENSINGTONEDWARD MORTON DANIELAt his native place he founded almshouses, and also left a sum for apprenticing its poor boys.
THE MEMORIALS OF THE HAMLET OF KNIGHTSBRIDGEHENRY GEORGE DAVISAs the century passed, many men trained by apprenticing themselves in Virginia.
MEDICINE IN VIRGINIA, 1607-1699THOMAS P. HUGHESThe system of apprenticing by indenture is now much less common than formerly.
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