Educated means Having attained a level of higher education, such as a college degree. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like informed or intellectual.
Educated in a sentence
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Educated meaning
- Having attained a level of higher education, such as a college degree.
- Based on relevant information.
Synonyms of Educated
Example sentences (20)
Both of them shared a similar upbringing, educated by institutions that conflated Judaism with the state of Israel.
Don’t expect the most educated Republicans to fall in love with Trump, or the “beer track” to abandon him en masse.
But the impending cliff of educated people will make the concept even more important if companies want to thrive.
A chartered retirement planning counselor has earned educated designation awarded by the School for Monetary Planning.
At the age of 13 the family moved to Devon, and he was privately educated at £30,000-a-year West Buckland near Exmoor.
In contrast, I sponsored a young, highly educated Ukrainian woman under the “Uniting for Ukraine” visa program.
Also, women should be educated on the need to attend registered and equipped hospitals for antenatal and child delivery.
He added that this will also be extended to the drivers of ministers as they should be educated about proper road usage.
But universities have a social responsibility to explore the human condition and create a more educated society, he said.
Cambridge-educated Thomas Plimmer, 40, has been accused of having sex with multiple women at his GP practice.
Bishop Philip was educated at the University of York and trained for ministry at St Stephen's House, Oxford.
Arguably, this is the first time the ancient city will be having a comprehensively educated and robustly enlightened monarch.
Bursaries are key for development as they provide a chance to families that cannot afford to pay tuition fees to be educated.
But he challenged the Taliban to "show me a single quote in the Quran that girls should not be educated".
In Nigeria, the literacy level is about 60 per cent and those who we say they are educated are not different from illiterates.
Her father was an educated and a building contractor who had three wives with her mother as the second.
JK limited the candidates to educated volunteers, making him less vulnerable to claims of exploitation.
And if you answer “I’m not scared, I’m just being a responsible adult making an educated decision”, you sound a bit patronising.
If she wants to give them "educated" names, she has so many possibilities - first names of savants, first names using etymology.
According to Commissioner Anderson, the new regulations can only be effective if the public is fully educated on the new changes.
Common combinations with educated
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- educated and 22×
- be educated 16×
- an educated 16×
- highly educated 12×
- more educated 12×
- educated at 11×
- the educated 10×
- was educated 10×
- educated on 10×
- educated guess 10×
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