educated

adjective

ed·u·cat·ed ˈe-jə-ˌkā-təd How to pronounce educated (audio)

: having an education

especially : having an education beyond the average

educated speakers

: giving evidence of training or practice : skilled

educated hands

: befitting one that is educated

educated taste

: based on some knowledge of fact

an educated guess

educatedness noun

Example Sentences

These companies want an educated work force. an educated woman with an impressive career

Recent Examples on the Web Many are relatively well educated, say people who work with the migrants.

WSJ, 24 Aug. 2022 The result is that access to Evusheld has remained deeply unequal: Primarily patients who are highly educated and most active in their care have been able to get the drug.

Jason Mast, STAT, 23 July 2022 Israel’s population is highly educated and highly entrepreneurial.

Ari Melamud, Forbes, 21 June 2022 The immigrant pool later became more diverse, but Taiwanese Americans remain among the most highly educated and wealthiest ethnic groups in the country, Fan said.

Los Angeles Times, 1 Sep. 2022 Well, consider who progressives are—the whitest and most highly educated members of the Democratic coalition.

Batya Ungar-sargon, WSJ, 31 Aug. 2022 What is most funny is how these KPI systems all see the engineers as measurable menial workers, not as the highly educated, valuable assets that companies need to function and generate profits.

Mattias Bergstrom, Forbes, 16 Aug. 2022 Even beyond the short-term incentives, companies may be keen to establish a US manufacturing presence because of the country's relative stability, security, highly educated working class and, perhaps most importantly, sheer demand.

Rishi Iyengar, CNN, 9 Aug. 2022 Like other highly educated, moderate areas — from suburban Philadelphia to Orange County, Calif. — the Third District is home to a substantial number of center-right voters who, like Mr. Price, were comfortable with Mr. Romney in 2012.

New York Times, 31 July 2022 See More

educated 1 of 2

adjective

as in literate

having or displaying advanced knowledge or education educated people are often more aware and tolerant of cultural and ethnic diversity

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

literate
scholarly
cultured
civilized
knowledgeable
informed
skilled
learned
informed
erudite
instructed
lettered
cultivated
well-read
academic
schooled
enlightened
trained
intellectual
polished
academical
cerebral
briefed
highbrow
versed
homeschooled
bookish
didactic
professorial
refined
well-bred
overeducated
self-educated
pedantic
highbrowed
didactical
self-taught
inkhorn
polymath
self-instructed
polymathic
polyhistoric

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

uneducated
ignorant
illiterate
unlearned
benighted
unlettered
dark
uncultured
uncivilized
uncultivated
semiliterate
uninformed
unscholarly
unintellectual
unschooled
lowbrow
unrefined
unpolished
undereducated
unknowledgeable
untutored
untaught
uninstructed
semiliterate
ill-bred

as in skilled

having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor a violinist caressing the instrument with an educated touch

Synonyms & Similar Words

skilled
adept
experienced
proficient
skillful
expert
practiced
good
accomplished
talented
gifted
versed
professed
great
veteran
master
trained
employable
qualified
virtuoso
capable
practised
competent
masterful
complete
consummate
masterly
crack
schooled
crackerjack
taught
ace
compleat
knowledgeable
efficient
able
polished
clever
refined
adroit
old
effective
dexterous
fitted
tutored
deft
handy
slick
fit
workmanlike
dextrous
effectual
sure-handed
well-rounded
multitalented
multiskilled
habile
all-round
all-around
long-term

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

inexperienced
unskilled
amateur
incapable
incompetent
unqualified
unable
inexpert
amateurish
ignorant
unseasoned
weak
inept
unfit
unprofessional
unfitted
unskillful
unschooled
crude
rude
artless
untrained
inexperienced
untutored
inefficient
untaught
ineffective
new
ineffectual
untalented
jackleg
ungifted
beginning
primitive
raw
green
unseasoned
untried
unpolished
talentless
rough
clumsy
awkward
untested
would-be
ham-handed
ham-fisted
heavy-handed

educated

2 of 2

verb

past tense of educate

as in taught

to cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field a revered professor of astronomy who is credited with educating many of today's leading astronomers

Synonyms & Similar Words

taught
schooled
trained
indoctrinated
tutored
informed
instructed
coached
lectured
lessoned
prepared
guided
enlightened
mentored
qualified
primed
grounded
preached
versed
inculcated
catechized
habilitated
drilled
homeschooled
instilled
edified
moralized
reeducated
familiarized
retrained
reared
introduced
led
briefed
implanted
directed
retaught
fitted
showed
fit
initiated
reschooled
imparted (to)

as in inspired

to provide (someone) with moral or spiritual understanding the belief that parents better educate their children by example than by sending them to Sunday school

Synonyms & Similar Words

inspired
enlightened
enriched
illumined
nurtured
transformed
uplifted
edified
illuminated
improved
illumed
ennobled
elevated
lifted
ensouled
exalted
bettered
transfigured
regenerated
renewed
glorified

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

confused
puzzled
perplexed
obscured
darkened
clouded
beclouded

单词	educated
释义	educated adjective ed·u·cat·ed ˈe-jə-ˌkā-təd 1 : having an education especially : having an education beyond the average educated speakers 2 a : giving evidence of training or practice : skilled educated hands b : befitting one that is educated educated taste c : based on some knowledge of fact an educated guess educatedness noun Synonyms erudite knowledgeable learned lettered literate scholarly well-read See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences These companies want an educated work force. an educated woman with an impressive career Recent Examples on the Web Many are relatively well educated, say people who work with the migrants. WSJ, 24 Aug. 2022 The result is that access to Evusheld has remained deeply unequal: Primarily patients who are highly educated and most active in their care have been able to get the drug. Jason Mast, STAT, 23 July 2022 Israel’s population is highly educated and highly entrepreneurial. Ari Melamud, Forbes, 21 June 2022 The immigrant pool later became more diverse, but Taiwanese Americans remain among the most highly educated and wealthiest ethnic groups in the country, Fan said. Los Angeles Times, 1 Sep. 2022 Well, consider who progressives are—the whitest and most highly educated members of the Democratic coalition. Batya Ungar-sargon, WSJ, 31 Aug. 2022 What is most funny is how these KPI systems all see the engineers as measurable menial workers, not as the highly educated, valuable assets that companies need to function and generate profits. Mattias Bergstrom, Forbes, 16 Aug. 2022 Even beyond the short-term incentives, companies may be keen to establish a US manufacturing presence because of the country's relative stability, security, highly educated working class and, perhaps most importantly, sheer demand. Rishi Iyengar, CNN, 9 Aug. 2022 Like other highly educated, moderate areas — from suburban Philadelphia to Orange County, Calif. — the Third District is home to a substantial number of center-right voters who, like Mr. Price, were comfortable with Mr. Romney in 2012. New York Times, 31 July 2022 See More Word History First Known Use 1569, in the meaning defined at sense 1 Phrases Containing educated self-educated self-educated Kids Definition educated adjective ed·u·cat·ed ˈe-jə-ˌkā-təd 1 : having an education and especially a good education 2 : based on some knowledge an educated guess educated 1 of 2 adjective 1 as in literate having or displaying advanced knowledge or education educated people are often more aware and tolerant of cultural and ethnic diversity Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance literate scholarly cultured civilized knowledgeable informed skilled learned informed erudite instructed lettered cultivated well-read academic schooled enlightened trained intellectual polished academical cerebral briefed highbrow versed homeschooled bookish didactic professorial refined well-bred overeducated self-educated pedantic highbrowed didactical self-taught inkhorn polymath self-instructed polymathic polyhistoric Antonyms & Near Antonyms uneducated ignorant illiterate unlearned benighted unlettered dark uncultured uncivilized uncultivated semiliterate uninformed unscholarly unintellectual unschooled lowbrow unrefined unpolished undereducated unknowledgeable untutored untaught uninstructed semiliterate ill-bred See More 2 as in skilled having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor a violinist caressing the instrument with an educated touch Synonyms & Similar Words skilled adept experienced proficient skillful expert practiced good accomplished talented gifted versed professed great veteran master trained employable qualified virtuoso capable practised competent masterful complete consummate masterly crack schooled crackerjack taught ace compleat knowledgeable efficient able polished clever refined adroit old effective dexterous fitted tutored deft handy slick fit workmanlike dextrous effectual sure-handed well-rounded multitalented multiskilled habile all-round all-around long-term Antonyms & Near Antonyms inexperienced unskilled amateur incapable incompetent unqualified unable inexpert amateurish ignorant unseasoned weak inept unfit unprofessional unfitted unskillful unschooled crude rude artless untrained inexperienced untutored inefficient untaught ineffective new ineffectual untalented jackleg ungifted beginning primitive raw green unseasoned untried unpolished talentless rough clumsy awkward untested would-be ham-handed ham-fisted heavy-handed See More educated 2 of 2 verb past tense of educate 1 as in taught to cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field a revered professor of astronomy who is credited with educating many of today's leading astronomers Synonyms & Similar Words taught schooled trained indoctrinated tutored informed instructed coached lectured lessoned prepared guided enlightened mentored qualified primed grounded preached versed inculcated catechized habilitated drilled homeschooled instilled edified moralized reeducated familiarized retrained reared introduced led briefed implanted directed retaught fitted showed fit initiated reschooled imparted (to) 2 as in inspired to provide (someone) with moral or spiritual understanding the belief that parents better educate their children by example than by sending them to Sunday school Synonyms & Similar Words inspired enlightened enriched illumined nurtured transformed uplifted edified illuminated improved illumed ennobled elevated lifted ensouled exalted bettered transfigured regenerated renewed glorified Antonyms & Near Antonyms confused puzzled perplexed obscured darkened clouded beclouded See More
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