Apprentice and Study

Apprentice

Apprentice verb - Be or work as an apprentice.

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Study and apprentice are semantically related in pupil topic. In some cases you can use "Study" instead the word "Apprentice" as a verb or a noun.

Study verb - To use the mind to acquire knowledge.

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Apprentice and study are semantically related in pupil topic. Sometimes you can use "Apprentice" instead the word "Study" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: studied, student, studying

human	human apprentice	human study
old	old apprentice	old study
good	good apprentice	good study
original	original apprentice	original study
Other adjectives: real, evil, little, dark, personal, secret, religious, prior, medical.

In Fire Emblem 7, the player character is presented as an apprentice tactician, who is travelling the world to study military strategy.

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Louise in Fire Emblem Elibe, who took care of her husband's apprentice Erk from childhood (and reminded them both that they had to do things other than study).

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His apprentice Nathaniel resents him in turn for being a failure as a teacher, magician, and parental substitute, and considers private study more useful than his infrequent and glacial-paced lessons.

Source: Resentful Guardian

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