tutelage in Latin
tutelage in Latin is tūtēla — tutelage means guidance, instruction, or protection provided by a teacher or guardian.
tutelage in Latin
tūtēla
The state of being under a guardian or a tutor; care or protection enjoyed; being a ward or a tutee.
What does "tutelage" mean?
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noun Guidance, instruction, or protection provided by a teacher or guardian.
"Under her tutelage, he became a skilled violinist."
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tutelage in a sentence
- Under her tutelage, he became a skilled violinist.
- The young apprentice thrived under the master craftsman's tutelage.
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What is "tutelage" in Latin?
"tutelage" in Latin is tūtēla. tutelage means: Guidance, instruction, or protection provided by a teacher or guardian.
How do you use "tutelage" in a sentence?
Example: "Under her tutelage, he became a skilled violinist." In Latin, "tutelage" is tūtēla.
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