well-taught

Antonyms for well-taught

Word Origin & History

past tense of teach, from Old English tahte (see teach).

And the lady was very beautiful, as beautiful as my lady, only not good or well-taught like her.

They prefer his services to those of the well-taught and meritorious physician.

Ah, it is worth a world of fine, well-taught, scientific melodies!

But every well-taught Sunday scholar knows that Adam did not "cease to exist," when he broke the commandment.

So early do well-taught Yankee children develop one qualification for the diaconate.

Nevertheless, it is but a well-taught lesson; and by no means excuses the neglect of the native idiom.

How will the well-taught Paradeschritt avail them when it comes to a stricken field?

The well-taught child will recognize the justice and necessity for the existing processes of life.

Ellen's a fine match—a pretty girl, and clever, and well-taught—she'll play the piano to your friends.

How will the well-taught parade schritt avail them when it comes to a stricken field?