deducatev.
/ˈdɛdjuːkeɪt/ (See quot. 1867.)
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1867 F. J. Furnivall in Hymns to Virgin Pref. p. viii Many educated (or deducated) persons. Note, We sadly want some word like this deducate, deducation, &c., to denote the wilful down-leading into prejudice and unreason..Let any one think of the amount of deducation attempted about the Repeal of the Corn Laws..&c., and then see how hard the deducators still are at their work!
Derivatives
ˈdeducated adj.
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1867*Deducated [see main sense].
deduˈcation n. [after education n.]
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1867*Deducation [see main sense].
ˈdeducator n. [after educator n.]
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1867*Deducator [see main sense].
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