Beginning
Beginning adjective - Coming before the main part or item usually to introduce or prepare for what follows.
Educated
Educated adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.
Usage example: a violinist caressing the instrument with an educated touch
Both words in one sentence
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A modern, well-educated, capable, intelligent medical doctor in the beginning, but after just three months of living the life of an upper-crust Edwardian society woman... it's like she's been brainwashed.
Source: Series / Manor House -
In the very beginning, if you give beer to Jock for information, he spoils the whole game's plot right there, although a first-time player who hasn't had the plot spoiled for him would just assume he is just making an educated (or overly paranoid) guess at the time.
Source: Video Game / Deus Ex - Character Development: This novel marks the beginning of Reinmar's development from an educated and smart, but somewhat naive and hotheaded young man into a more serious, self-conscious and worldweary figure.
Source: Literature / Narrenturm
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