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education
noun as in instruction, development of knowledge
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culture, discipline, improvement, information, learning, literacy, scholarship, schooling, science, study, teaching, training
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apprenticeship, background, brainwashing, breeding, catechism, civilization, coaching, cultivation, direction, drilling, edification, enlightenment, erudition, finish, guidance, inculcation, indoctrination, learnedness, nurture, pedagogy, preparation, proselytism, reading, rearing, refinement, tuition, tutelage
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Example Sentences
“UCLA faculty are honored to stand with this coalition, which continues to show that when faced with an administration targeting the very heart of higher education, fighting back is the only option,” Markowitz said.
He talked of governance, jobs, forced migration for jobs and education - a compelling agenda in a state long trapped by caste and patronage politics.
They hope to build a national playbook to push back recruitment timelines, examine school-corporate partnerships, and encourage campuses to also promote alternative paths, like public service and education.
"I had plenty of hours of education from Sophie over a G&T, because Sophie was so open about it," he said.
That relates to children aged under 16, or young people aged under 20 who are in full-time education or training.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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