Definition for Education:

• There is little trace among the Hebrews in earlier times of education in any other subjects than the law. The wisdom therefore and instruction, of which so much is said in the book of Proverbs, are to be understood chiefly of moral and religious discipline, imparted, according to the direction of the law, by the teaching and under the example of parents. ( But Solomon himself wrote treatises on several scientific subjects, which must have been studied in those days.) In later times the prophecies and comments on them, as well as on the earlier Scriptures, together with other subjects, were studied. Parents were required to teach their children some trade. ( Girls also went to schools, and women generally among the Jews were treated with greater equality to men than in any other ancient nation.) Previous to the captivity, the chief depositaries of learning were the schools or colleges, from which in most cases proceeded that succession of public teachers who at various times endeavored to reform the moral and religious conduct of both rulers and people. Besides the prophetical schools instruction was given by the priests in the temple and elsewhere. [ See SCHOOLS]

Synonyms for Education:

• n.

  •
  • exercise,
  • Tutoring,
  • acquisition,
  • assimilation,
  • advanced,
  • catechism,
  • writing.
  •
  • exposure,
  • orientation.
  •
  • teach.
  •act (noun)
  • educational activity,
  • instruction,
  • education,
  • pedagogy,
  • Didactics,
  • teaching.
  •background (noun)
  • rearings,
  • up-bringing,
  • up bringing.
  •breeding (noun)
  • breeding.
  •civilization (noun)
  • social well-being.
  •department of education (noun)
  • department of education.
  •discipline (noun)
  • selfcommand,
  • self masteries,
  • selfgovernment,
  • self mastery,
  • self-commands,
  • self control,
  • domestications,
  • sub-ordinations,
  • self command,
  • sub ordinations,
  • sub ordination,
  • selfcommands,
  • self-masteries,
  • self commands,
  • sub-ordination,
  • inculcations,
  • self government,
  • self restraint,
  • selfrestraint,
  • selfmasteries,
  • selfmastery.
  •education (noun)
  • guidance,
  • training,
  • edification,
  • schooling.
  •enlightenment (noun)
  • broad-mindednesses,
  • broadmindednesses,
  • in-formation,
  • openmindedness,
  • broad mindednesses,
  • in formations,
  • in-formations,
  • open mindedness,
  • in-sight,
  • bodhis,
  • in sights,
  • in-sights,
  • broad mindedness.
  •illumination (noun)
  • re velations,
  • re-velations,
  • re velation,
  • re-velation.
  •instruction (noun)
  • lesson,
  • matriculation.
  •instruction, development of knowledge (noun)
  • erudition,
  • direction,
  • scholarship,
  • refinement,
  • study,
  • finish,
  • proselytism,
  • drilling,
  • rearing,
  • cultivation,
  • improvement,
  • tuition,
  • information,
  • Propagandism,
  • learning.
  •knowledge (noun)
  • know-how,
  • wisdom,
  • cognizance,
  • intellect,
  • comprehension,
  • ken,
  • understanding.
  •learning (noun)
  • pedantry,
  • studiousness.
  •lesson (noun)
  • homework,
  • homeworks,
  • chalk talk,
  • lessons.
  •light (noun)
  • Lights.
  •nurture (noun)
  • pro visions,
  • pro-vender,
  • pro vender,
  • pro-venders,
  • pro venders,
  • pro-visions.
  •preparation (noun)
  • tryout,
  • schoolwork,
  • build-up,
  • putting in order,
  • substructure,
  • lead time,
  • build-ups,
  • substructures,
  • getting ready,
  • gestation,
  • incubations,
  • making ready,
  • incubation.
  •reading (noun)
  • booklearning,
  • ex aminations,
  • book-learnings,
  • para-phrase,
  • under standing,
  • re view,
  • under standings,
  • re-view,
  • para phrases,
  • re views,
  • para-phrases,
  • ex amination,
  • re-views,
  • book learnings,
  • booklearnings,
  • under-standings,
  • ex-aminations,
  • para phrase,
  • under-standing.
  •scholarship (noun)
  • learnednesses.
  •science (noun)
  • body of knowledge.
  •training (noun)
  • warm ups,
  • warmups,
  • tune ups,
  • tuneup,
  • tune-ups,
  • tuneups,
  • warmup.
  •tutelage (noun)
  • super visions,
  • super-visions,
  • super-vision.
  •tutoring (noun)
  • tutorships.

• Other synonyms:

  •Education Department
  • education department.
  •
  • exploratory,
  • indoctrination,
  • discovery,
  • new,
  • learning curve,
  • rote,
  • lifelong learning,
  • mentoring,
  • moral,
  • Self-taught,
  • profession,
  • hothouse,
  • consciousness-raising,
  • brainwashing,
  • flashcard,
  • upskilling,
  • insight,
  • introductory,
  • self-access.
  •
  • osmosis,
  • uplift,
  • coaching,
  • introduction,
  • culture,
  • mastery,
  • practiced.
  •
  • course,
  • initiation,
  • dean.
  •
  • liberty.
  •Other relevant words:
  • defense,
  • Programmed Instruction,
  • catechization,
  • interior,
  • bringing up,
  • lore,
  • stimulus,
  • military education,
  • house of representatives,
  • elementary education,
  • cabinet,
  • acculturation,
  • letters,
  • procreation,
  • uplifting,
  • elicitation,
  • control,
  • advice,
  • Classes,
  • prep,
  • briefing,
  • sophistication,
  • discrimination,
  • provocation,
  • bibliomania,
  • reeducation,
  • gymnastics,
  • gentility,
  • encouragement,
  • suavity,
  • accomplishments,
  • course of study,
  • socialization,
  • memorization,
  • secular education,
  • propaganda,
  • facts of life,
  • upbringing,
  • acquisitions,
  • attainments,
  • influence,
  • precept,
  • commerce,
  • physical education,
  • civility,
  • labor,
  • attainment,
  • elegance,
  • justice,
  • agriculture,
  • acquaintance,
  • genteelness,
  • drill,
  • primary education,
  • Pedagogics,
  • parliament,
  • Preparing,
  • skill,
  • Tutorage,
  • literature,
  • commandment,
  • program line,
  • teachings,
  • proficiency,
  • reproduction,
  • statement,
  • readiness,
  • inspiration,
  • private teaching,
  • taste,
  • guide,
  • school,
  • religious education,
  • man of letters,
  • Opsimathy,
  • command,
  • liberal education,
  • self-instruction,
  • rule,
  • state,
  • fitness,
  • prepping,
  • secondary education,
  • supreme court,
  • bookishness,
  • senate,
  • grooming,
  • urbanity,
  • courts,
  • book madness,
  • rudiments,
  • development,
  • enculturation,
  • educational,
  • institution,
  • bibliolatry,
  • stimulation,
  • Sloyd,
  • research,
  • council,
  • acquisition of knowledge,
  • calisthenics,
  • readying,
  • Instructing,
  • propaedeutics,
  • experience,
  • raising,
  • Dilettantism,
  • awareness,
  • acquirements,
  • beginning,
  • accomplishment,
  • classical education,
  • polish,
  • coeducation,
  • Learned man,
  • generation,
  • fostering,
  • suggestion,
  • treasury,
  • discernment,
  • enlightening.

Paraphrases for Education:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    upbringing.
  • Proper noun, singular
    upbringing.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    upbringing.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    learning.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    learning.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    training, Trainings, tuition.
  • Noun, plural
    Trainings.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    re-education, tuition.
  • Verb, past tense
    cultured.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    lessons, regions, responsibilities, trainers, questions, Consultants, etudes, issues, participants, Daughters, indicators, Pupils, trends, requirements, Sports, Activities, needs, data, aspects, crafts, trials, Measures, objectives, awards, settlements, Workshops, Hobbies, targets, Bodies, CAMPS, Goals, women, less, types, sensitization, formation, formations, pedagogy.
  • Noun, plural
    grades, Adolescents, lessons, Pupils.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Lectures, data, lesson, inculcation, sensibilisation, consciousness-raising, politeness, attendance, 'instruction, formation, pedagogy.
  • Verb, past tense
    Had, learning.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    teaching, learning.
  • Verb, past participle
    interpreted, devoted, Offered, deprived, raised, ratified, Brought.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    teaches, follows, aims, teaching, needs.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    educational.
  • Proper noun, singular
    educational, teaching, schooling, school, Schools.
  • Noun, plural
    teachings, educational, Schools.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    educational, teaching, training, Curricula, schooling, school, rehabilitation, sensitization.
  • Adverb
    educationally.
  • Verb, past tense
    educational.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    educates.

Antonyms for Education:

• n.

  • instruction, development of knowledge
    destruction, neglect, ignorance.
  • Other antonyms:
    illiteracy, illiterateness.

Education Sentence Examples:

• He had none of Burns' education.

• He always looked back on his education there with satisfaction, and in after - life often went to visit the college.

Homophones for Education:

• ethoxyethane.

Hypernym for Education:

• n.

  • act
    course of study, team teaching, extension service, elementary education, teaching, extracurricular activity, secondary education, course of instruction, course, class, coeducation, pedagogy, instruction, extension, higher education, Continuing Education, work-study program, university extension.
  • cognition
    experience, foundation, acculturation, learning, special education, schooling, learnedness, school, encyclopaedism, grounding, Encyclopedism, assimilation, vocational training, mastering, enlightenment, self-education, erudition, vocational education, physical education, scholarship, self-cultivation, eruditeness.

Hyponym for Education:

• n.

  • act
    activity, profession.
  • cognition
    mental object, content, learning, acquisition, cognitive content.

Meronym for Education:

• n.

  • act
    homework, lesson, classroom project, prep, classwork, preparation.