well-educated
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3.9
- adjective
- /ˌwɛlˈɛdʒʊˌkeɪtɪd/
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bien formado
- She is a well-educated woman, with degrees in both science and literature.
- well-educated people
- well-educated population
- well-educated professionals
And, and I think we're pretty well educated now in how to create this type of media.
- And, and I think we're pretty well educated now in how to create this type of media.
- The readers have never been as well educated.
- You know, they, they, these nurses, they are well educated.
- One guy, he was a pilot, really well educated guy.
- These these are people who are are well educated and are employable in many walks of life.
- So you could really be well educated and you could live a life in our society.
- Men who are not particularly well educated who would have trouble recognizing A tag from Horus.
- The the average well educated reader is going to understand a lot of the references.
- And so he could portray the role of somebody, you know, that was well educated, had millions upon millions and all that kind of stuff.
- I mean, I, I consider myself well educated in genomics and biotechnology, although I'm no great expert.
- Studying rhetoric, studying grammar, studying math, you know, mathematics or things like that doesn't make you a better person, just makes you well educated.
- But at the same time, they are all well educated and like to contribute to the future betterment of the region.
- you know, he wasn't all that well educated and so on. But he
- People who believe in education tend to believe that they are, On the other hand, very well educated people have been bad.
Examples
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And you need a well-educated woman to keep up with you.
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The overall sample was predominantly white, well-educated, and middle class, but quite diverse in age and activities.
Academic text (1996) -
And, and I think we're pretty well educated now in how to create this type of media.
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So you could really be well educated and you could live a life in our society.
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I certainly was well educated in that very short time.
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So I think I'm pretty well educated, but I still had to look some words up.
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Robert is a well to do, well educated lawyer for a philanthropic legal firm.
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Many of the women, from middle and upper classes, were well-educated and had ample time on their hands.
Academic text (1990) -
Both parents are very well-educated, and intellectual pursuits are encouraged in the family.
Academic text (1996) -
I know I am one of the lucky ones here: I am white, middle-class, well-educated, and well-dressed.
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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4.1
A person who has learned a lot about a subject
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3.2
A person who has a good education and a lot of knowledge
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3.5
A person who knows a lot about a subject or the world
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4.5
Knowing a lot because you read many books
A person who is well educated and knows a lot about books and ideas
Very well educated and knowing a lot about a subject
Antonyms
How Educated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word well-educated is made of well ('in a good way') and educated, which shares the same root as education and comes from the Latin verb educare meaning 'to bring up' or 'to lead out'. So, a well-educated person has been given good teaching and now has much knowledge.