Educate
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 34
ed′ū-kāt, v.t. to bring up children: to train: to teach: to cultivate any power.— adj. Ed′ucable .— n. Educā′tion , the bringing up or training, as of a child: instruction: strengthening of the powers of body or mind.— adj. Educā′tional .— adv. Educā′tionally .— n. Educā′tionist , one skilled in methods of educating or teaching: one who promotes education.— adj. Ed′ucative , of or pertaining to education: calculated to teach.— n. Ed′ucator . [L. educāre , -ātum — educĕre — e , out, ducĕre , to lead.]
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