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tutelage
noun as in guardianship; teaching
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Example Sentences
But, despite all this tutelage in "Britishness", could the child pick up so-called cultural bias from the international family he lives with anyway?
Suddenly, under McVay’s tutelage, Goff began to look like the top overall selection—and the Rams’ offense went worst to first in one year.
He had earlier suggested "everlasting peace" had been grasped under his tutelage, in a region long convulsed by violence.
Under the tutelage of defensive backs coach Steve Clinkscale, the Chargers’ secondary continues to shine with their ball-hawking skills, following up on a three-interception performance in the Hall of Fame Game.
In a post on X, he stressed that Brazil was "a sovereign country with independent institutions and will not accept any tutelage".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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