Education
Education noun - The act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to another.
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Synonyms for Education
Judgment and education are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judgment" instead a noun "Education".
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Related pairs
- understanding and education
- understanding and judgment
- taste and education
- taste and judgment
- refinement and education
- refinement and judgment
- discernment and education
- discernment and judgment
- awareness and education
- awareness and judgment
- discrimination and education
- discrimination and judgment
- knowledge and education
- knowledge and judgment
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Book Dumb: Chris isn't a complete idiot, and he does have a kind of lowbrow wit and basic ability to appreciate natural beauty as revealed in his conversations with Sandy, but he clearly doesn't have a ton of formal education and often finds his baser instincts clouding his judgment.
Source: Film / Roxanne -
Worst News Judgment Ever: An important education bill before Congress gets interrupted by the "Jerk-off".
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Also there's Cultural differences in that high concepts and artistic influences as well as education levels may make some audiences have larger reference pools than others, though Rule of Cautious Editing Judgment applies there as to which is which.
Source: Le Film Artistique
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