Class
Schooling
Schooling noun - The act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to another.
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Class and schooling are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Class" instead a noun "Schooling".
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Max and his friends' upper class and wealthy families pay for their schooling while they spend their time drinking, smoking marijuana, and pulling pranks.
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Giving that she is of working class background and had been working as a full-time agent since she was eight, she probably didn't have much time for formal schooling.
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Mainly true for mutants in the Whateley Universe: while the Flying Brick and Lightning Bruiser need no training to be a serious threat, most of the Wizard class mutants need years of schooling to learn how to collect and save Essence, how to craft spells, etc.
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