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Definition of teach
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of teach is as below...
Teach (v. t.) To
impart
the
knowledge
of; to give
intelligence
concerning;
to
impart,
as
knowledge
before
unknown,
or rules for
practice;
to
inculcate
as true or
important;
to
exhibit
impressively;
as, to teach
arithmetic,
dancing,
music,
or the like; to teach
morals..
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Tell
::
Tell (v. t.) To give
instruction
to; to make
report
to; to
acquaint;
to
teach;
to
inform.
Moral
::
Moral (n.) The inner
meaning
or
significance
of a
fable,
a
narrative,
an
occurrence,
an
experience,
etc.; the
practical
lesson
which
anything
is
designed
or
fitted
to
teach;
the
doctrine
meant to be
inculcated
by a
fiction;
a
maxim..
Pedagogics
::
Pedagogics
(n.) The
science
or art of
teaching;
the
principles
and rules of
teaching;
pedagogy.
Tutorize
::
Tutorize
(v. t.) To
teach;
to
instruct.
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.) A body of a men to whom any
specific
right or
privilege
is
granted;
formerly,
the
graduates
in any of the four
departments
of a
university
or
college
(Philosophy,
Law,
Medicine,
or
Theology),
to whom was
granted
the right of
teaching
(profitendi
or
docendi)
in the
department
in which they had
studied;
at
present,
the
members
of a
profession
itself;
as, the
medical
faculty;
the legal
faculty,
ect..
School-teacher
::
School-teacher
(n.) One who
teaches
or
instructs
a
school.
Indocible
::
Indocible
(a.)
Incapable
of being
taught,
or not
easily
instructed;
dull in
intellect;
intractable;
unteachable;
indocile..
Dogmatize
::
Dogmatize
(v. i.) To
assert
positively;
to teach
magisterially
or with bold and undue
confidence;
to
advance
with
arrogance.
Lacasterian
::
Lacasterian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
monitorial
system
of
instruction
followed
by
Joseph
Lancaster,
of
England,
in which
advanced
pupils
in a
school
teach
pupils
below
them..
Gymnast
::
Gymnast
(n.) One who
teaches
or
practices
gymnastic
exercises;
the
manager
of a
gymnasium;
an
athlete.
Promulge
::
Promulge
(v. t.) To
promulgate;
to
publish
or
teach.
Guru
::
Guru (n.) A
spiritual
teacher,
guide,
or
confessor
amoung
the
Hindoos..
Dialectics
::
Dialectics
(n.) That
branch
of logic which
teaches
the rules and modes of
reasoning;
the
application
of
logical
principles
to
discursive
reasoning;
the
science
or art of
discriminating
truth from
error;
logical
discussion.
Edify
::
Edify (v. i.) To
instruct
and
improve,
especially
in moral and
religious
knowledge;
to
teach..
Accommodate
::
Accommodate
(v. t.) To show the
correspondence
of; to apply or make suit by
analogy;
to adapt or fit, as
teachings
to
accidental
circumstances,
statements
to
facts,
etc.; as, to
accommodate
prophecy
to
events..
Buddha
::
Buddha
(n.) The title of an
incarnation
of
self-abnegation,
virtue,
and
wisdom,
or a
deified
religious
teacher
of the
Buddhists,
esp.
Gautama
Siddartha
or Sakya Sinha (or
Muni),
the
founder
of
Buddhism..
Religious
::
Religious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
religion;
concerned
with
religion;
teaching,
or
setting
forth,
religion;
set apart to
religion;
as, a
religious
society;
a
religious
sect; a
religious
place;
religious
subjects,
books,
teachers,
houses,
wars..
Synosteology
::
Synoptist
(n.) Any one of the
authors
of the three
synoptic
Gospels,
which give a
history
of our
Lord's
life and
ministry,
in
distinction
from the
writer
of
John's
Gospel,
which gives a
fuller
record
of his
teachings..
Tuition
::
Tuition
(n.)
Especially,
the act, art, or
business
of
teaching;
instruction;
as,
children
are sent to
school
for
tuition;
his
tuition
was
thorough..
Train
::
Train (v. t.) To teach and form by
practice;
to
educate;
to
exercise;
to
discipline;
as, to train the
militia
to the
manual
exercise;
to train
soldiers
to the use of
arms..
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