Childhood and Education

Childhood

Childhood noun - The state or time of being a child.

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Education and childhood are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Education" instead a noun "Childhood".

Nearby Words: child, childish, childness

Education noun - The act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to another.

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Childhood and education are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Childhood" instead a noun "Education".

human	human childhood	human education
good	good childhood	good education
full	full childhood	full education
best	best childhood	best education
Other adjectives: better, normal, standard, proper, poor, actual, entire, real, decent, early.

Wise Beyond Their Years: This is the impression the adults have of Ben and Peyton, whose education and childhood with television has prepared them for the coming apocalypse far better than their elders expected.

Source: Literature / Alas, Babylon
He had to pretend to struggle with concepts he'd learned and memorized since childhood (standard Andalite education).

Source: Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond
Justified because Sarah become the ward of a richman who paid for her education while Albert spent his childhood as a Street Urchin until being old enough to get a job.

Source: Film / Picnic at Hanging Rock

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