educated in Latin
educated in Latin is ērudītus — educated means having received a significant level of schooling or training.
educated in Latin
ērudītus
Having attained a level of higher education, such as a college degree.
What does "educated" mean?
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adj Having received a significant level of schooling or training.
"Our new neighbour is an educated man who has taught at several universities."
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adj Based on relevant knowledge or experience, rather than a blind guess.
"The mechanic made an educated guess that the fault was in the battery."
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educated in a sentence
- Our new neighbour is an educated man who has taught at several universities.
- Educated people are often better placed to find well-paid work in the city.
- The mechanic made an educated guess that the fault was in the battery.
- Using her experience of past winters, she made an educated prediction about the snow.
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What is "educated" in Latin?
"educated" in Latin is ērudītus. educated means: Having received a significant level of schooling or training.
How do you use "educated" in a sentence?
Example: "Our new neighbour is an educated man who has taught at several universities." In Latin, "educated" is ērudītus.
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