v. to train or develop the knowledge; skill; mind; or character of; esp. by formal schooling or study; teach; instruct to form and develop
A teacher's job is to educate students.
A teacher's job is to educate students.
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A major thrust of assimilation efforts was to educate Indians in American ways.
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What did Charles do the educate the public?
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It's a college's purpose to educate students after high school.
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It is my mission in life to educate children.
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There mission was to educate the public on the 'good stuff' and produce bread and pastries that would rival those found in Paris and New York.
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What did Cousteau start to educate people about ocean life?
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Who does St. Claire ask to educate Topsy?
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better; improve; amend; ameliorate; meliorate
to forget
3 syllables
ed-u-cate
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