noun
education
ehj-uu-KAY-shn
noun
1
The process of teaching or learning, especially in schools.
"She believes every child deserves access to a good education."
"He returned to education later in life to complete his degree."
2
The knowledge, skills, and understanding gained through learning.
"His education in mechanical engineering helped him land the job."
How to Use Education
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe process of learning, or the knowledge gained from it.
Common pairings
higher education
a good education
lack of education
Word Forms
educations plural
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Etymology
From Latin educatio ("a rearing, bringing up"), from educare ("to educate").