Educated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDUCATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EDUCATE, to teach
ADJECTIVE:
• having been educated
• resulting from or having had a good education
• having an education, esp a good one
• Formed or developed by education; as, an educated man.
• possessing an education (especially having more than average knowledge)
• characterized by full comprehension of the problem involved

Words related to EDUCATED

educate10 educates11 educating13

Words that contain EDUCATED

reeducated14 uneducated14 miseducated17 educatedness16 overeducated19 undereducated18 educatednesses18

How to use EDUCATED in a sentence

• He was born in Ireland, in 1633, educated at the Protestant University of Caen, and was there when his father died.
• It is almost impossible for the average educated man to know anything whatever about the working classes.
• He was an accomplished young man, well educated and very skillful in his profession.
• Purdy has travelled more, and educated his eye, he really will collect a gallery worth having, and eliminate the atrocities.
• It was true Margaret Dornham was not an educated woman, but in her way she was refined.
• It was difficult, we fancy, for men so educated to conceive the higher purposes of sculpture.
• Being educated, they ought to know right from wrong.
• I found that whenever you met an educated American gentleman there was no distinction to be drawn between him and an English gentleman.
• For their day they were well educated, often teaching school during a part of the year.
• Pardo was educated in Spain, where he studied with Alberto Lista.
• I was educated at Paris, but the first twelve years after I left college were passed on my estate in the enjoyment of an income of three thousand dollars a year.
• A Mexican by birth, the archbishop is, in part, of English blood and was educated, as a boy, in England.
• The quiet, clever, old-fashioned Frenchwoman by whom she had been educated had seen to that.
• Father Marty was an old man, now nearly seventy, and had been educated in France.
• His grandmother and his sisters were Romans, educated in Roman ideals, and this exotic madness of his could inspire in them only an irresistible horror.
• Benedict as a child was sent to Rome to be educated, but he preferred the desert.
• The national clergy, taken as they are from the general mass of educated society, are sure to share very largely both in the merits and defects of the class from which they come.
• They are popular in the highest sense because their appeal is universal, to the uneducated as well as the educated.
• I should be glad to know if this sum has educated one hundred and thirty-five poor children? I doubt it much.
• He is a gentleman of great worth and correctness, my particular friend, well educated in various branches of science, and worthy of entire confidence.
• Claudius Claudianus, who lived under Theodosius the Great and his two sons, was probably born and educated at Alexandria, but we know little of his history.
• Educated physicians are, as a rule, men of honor and humanity as well as skill.
• The low class women who are always abroad working among men and in the midst of throngs of people are not educated at all and have as much freedom as their men have.
• The range of study has been constantly increased and elevated to keep pace with the growing demand that women shall be as fully educated as men.
• This union with the Roman Catholic Church was of the greatest benefit to England, as it brought her once more into connection with the educated men of Europe.
• And yet these are qualities which are often strangely conspicuous by their absence even in educated and cultivated society.
• He had the long, educated hands of the surgeon and the tyrannical aspect of the physician who has struggled all his life with disobedience and perversity.
• There the farmers are younger, and many have been educated in the state agricultural colleges.
• She shall be an educated lady, if money can make her so.
• Kipling was brought to England when he was five years old to be educated.
• If you speak only to those best educated you will speak over the heads of those less educated.
• It is true that they are, without exception, educated to the extent of having had at least good primary school teaching.
• They need an intelligent piety and an educated ministry.

Similar words containing EDUCAT without suffix ed

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