training
- noun
- /ˈtreɪnɪŋ/
- Each physician had been exquisitely prepared through years of training to keep people alive when terrible events happened.
- social skills training
- parent education and training
- moral training
You know, people really inherit, I think, in our training, a tremendous amount of inhibitions.
- You know, people really inherit, I think, in our training, a tremendous amount of inhibitions.
- Out of this, the NSDAP emerging victor supported Berman throughout product of elite training and yet anterior to so-called S S Castle system.
Examples
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It's taken me more than eight years of medical training to learn what to do.
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Hope had also gone through extensive behavior training and loved being around children.
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To this was added musical training at the Conservatory of Fine Arts.
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The first day of training was devoted to good research practices for all staff.
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Published authors come from myriad training backgrounds, but they share a mixture of skills and commitment.
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The choral ensembles benefit from the refined training of their individual members.
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Examiners were two graduate students with extensive training in psychoeducational assessment.
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Her motive is honorable, but her methodology is distanced by her Western training and outlook.
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Her parents emphasized the importance of good manners and social training during her childhood.
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The school offers various programs that focus on social training to enhance students' interaction skills.
Synonyms
The care, teaching, and values a child gets from parents
Polite manners learned from family or education
The effect of home and life experiences on how a person develops
Preparing someone for a job or role
Developing and improving a person's mind, manners, or social skills
Antonyms
Compounds
Practice and games in spring for baseball teams before the regular season starts
A first period of military training for new soldiers with hard exercise and strict rules
To teach a young child or pet to go to the bathroom instead of wearing diapers
- Specialized
A course that teaches people to say what they feel and need clearly and respectfully
A planned program of practice, exercise, and diet to make an athlete stronger and faster
A college program that trains students to become military officers and usually requires service after graduation
- Archaic
A place that holds young people who broke the law and helps them learn better behavior
- Specialized
A way to relax your body by using calm thoughts and focusing on body feelings
A United States government school that trains officers from federal law enforcement agencies
A course before someone starts a job that teaches basic skills and how to behave at work
- Formal
Using skills or knowledge learned in one place in another similar situation
How Refined
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Training also kept the idea of being 'led' into good habits or manners. That's why a person's training can show in polite behaviour and social skill.