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Definition of education
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 education is as below...
Education
(n.) The act or
process
of
educating;
the
result
of
educating,
as
determined
by the
knowledge
skill,
or
discipline
of
character,
acquired;
also, the act or
process
of
training
by a
prescribed
or
customary
course
of study or
discipline;
as, an
education
for the bar or the
pulpit;
he has
finished
his
education..
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Diploma
::
Diploma
(n.) A
letter
or
writing,
usually
under seal,
conferring
some
privilege,
honor,
or
power;
a
document
bearing
record
of a
degree
conferred
by a
literary
society
or
educational
institution..
Didactic
::
Didactic
(n.) A
treatise
on
teaching
or
education.
Confucianism
::
Confucianism
(n.) The
political
morality
taught
by
Confucius
and his
disciples,
which forms the basis of the
Chinese
jurisprudence
and
education.
It can
hardly
be
called
a
religion,
as it does not
inculcate
the
worship
of any god..
Page
::
Page (n.) A
serving
boy;
formerly,
a youth
attending
a
person
of high
degree,
especially
at
courts,
as a
position
of honor and
education;
now
commonly,
in
England,
a youth
employed
for doing
errands,
waiting
on the door, and
similar
service
in
households;
in the
United
States,
a boy
employed
to wait upon the
members
of a
legislative
body..
Populace
::
Populace
(n.) The
common
people;
the
vulgar;
the
multitude,
--
comprehending
all
persons
not
distinguished
by rank,
office,
education,
or
profession..
Intelligent
::
Intelligent
(a.)
Possessed
of
intelligence,
education,
or
judgment;
knowing;
sensible;
skilled;
marked
by
intelligence;
as, an
intelligent
young man; an
intelligent
architect;
an
intelligent
answer..
Accomplishment
::
Accomplishment
(n.) That which
completes,
perfects,
or
equips
thoroughly;
acquirement;
attainment;
that which
constitutes
excellence
of mind, or
elegance
of
manners,
acquired
by
education
or
training..
Gentry
::
Gentry
(a.)
People
of
education
and good
breeding;
in
England,
in a
restricted
sense,
those
between
the
nobility
and the
yeomanry..
Vacation
::
Vacation
(n.) The
intermission
of the
regular
studies
and
exercises
of an
educational
institution
between
terms;
holidays;
as, the
spring
vacation..
Charity
::
Charity
(n.)
Eleemosynary
appointments
[grants
or
devises]
including
relief
of the poor or
friendless,
education,
religious
culture,
and
public
institutions..
Self-culture
::
Self-culture
(n.)
Culture,
training,
or
education
of one's self by one's own
efforts..
Opsimathy
::
Opsimathy
(n.)
Education
late in life.
Breeding
::
Breeding
(n.)
Nurture;
education;
formation
of
manners.
Piarist
::
Piarist
(n.) One of a
religious
order who are the
regular
clerks
of the
Scuole
Pie
(religious
schools),
an
institute
of
secondary
education,
founded
at Rome in the last years of the 16th
century..
University
::
University
(n.) An
institution
organized
and
incorporated
for the
purpose
of
imparting
instruction,
examining
students,
and
otherwise
promoting
education
in the
higher
branches
of
literature,
science,
art, etc.,
empowered
to
confer
degrees
in the
several
arts and
faculties,
as in
theology,
law,
medicine,
music,
etc. A
university
may exist
without
having
any
college
connected
with it, or it may
consist
of but one
college,
or it may
comprise
an
assemblage
of
colleges
established
in any
place,
with
Lorettine
::
Lorettine
(n.) One of a order of nuns
founded
in 1812 at
Loretto,
in
Kentucky.
The
members
of the order
(called
also
Sisters
of
Loretto,
or
Friends
of Mary at the Foot of the
Cross)
devote
themselves
to the cause of
education
and the care of
destitute
orphans,
their
labors
being
chiefly
confined
to the
Western
United
States..
Illustration
::
Illustration
(n.) The act of
illustrating;
the act of
making
clear and
distinct;
education;
also, the state of being
illustrated,
or of being made clear and
distinct..
Schoolship
::
Schoolship
(n.) A
vessel
employed
as a
nautical
training
school,
in which naval
apprentices
receive
their
education
at the
expense
of the
state,
and are
trained
for
service
as
sailors.
Also, a
vessel
used as a
reform
school
to which boys are
committed
by the
courts
to be
disciplined,
and
instructed
as
mariners..
Pestalozzianism
::
Pestalozzianism
(n.) The
system
of
education
introduced
by
Pestalozzi.
Ursuline
::
Ursuline
(n.) One of an order of nuns
founded
by St.
Angela
Merici,
at
Brescia,
in
Italy,
about the year 1537, and so
called
from St.
Ursula,
under whose
protection
it was
placed.
The order was
introduced
into
Canada
as early as 1639, and into the
United
States
in 1727. The
members
are
devoted
entirely
to
education..
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