learned

Phonetic Respelling: [ lur-nid for 1-3; lurnd for 4 ]

Definition:

v. 1 gain knowledge or skills; 2 get to know or become aware of; adj. having or showing profound knowledge

Sentence:

I learned how to add in first grade.

More example sentences:

I learned how to add in first grade.

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During PE they didn't play baseball or exercise, they learned about what?

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The science class learned about geophysics on Earth Day.

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Who learned how to make colors when they run?

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At the beginning of the book when Ben was being activated, who was in the car with Cyrus Hale when Ben learned of his mission?

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What had the other dogs learned about White Fang?

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He learned to cope with his megalosyndactyly.

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Scientists have learned that space is silent. It is a place without a what?

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What was the main lesson that Stoick and the villagers learned from Hiccup?

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What is one of the lessons Leonard has learned from living in different foster homes?

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How did Mr. Carver share what he had learned about farming?

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What was the most important lesson Henry learned from his mother?

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The Mycenaeans learned the importance of sea trade from the Minoans.

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Salva learned about the fate of his family and knew...

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Who had already learned how to take a fake punch?

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Synonyms:

acquire information; be taught; be trained

Antonyms:

teach

Learned rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • burned
  • churned
  • earned
  • spurned
  • turned
  • yearned
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • adjourned
  • concerned
  • discerned
  • returned
  • unburned
  • unearned
  • unturned
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• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • unconcerned