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educate

[ej-oo-keyt] / ˈɛdʒ ʊˌkeɪt /


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“Each of the complainants was a highly educated adult with access to outside resources, social networks, and the unfettered ability to leave the community at any time,” wrote her lawyer, Jennifer Bonjean.

From The Wall Street Journal

If it were just a matter of sitting in isolation, walking through the material on our own, then books by themselves would have been enough throughout history to educate people.

From Salon

They are educated, aspirational people with nowhere else to put their ambitions.

From BBC

So I would say upleveling our understanding of the business drivers across the business and really educating the company.

From The Wall Street Journal

"As part of our commitment to road safety, we are continually working with schools throughout Northern Ireland to educate pupils about road safety and raise awareness," he said.

From BBC