Education and Progress

Education

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

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

Progress noun - Forward movement in time or place.

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Education and progress are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Education" instead a noun "Progress".

human	human education	human progress
good	good education	good progress
better	better education	better progress
sufficient	sufficient education	sufficient progress
Other adjectives: active, actual, real, little, social, decent, moral, continued, general, academic, said, cultural, magical, medical.

Ransom Stoddard embodies the trade-off of freedom for education and progress (to "ransom" something means to exchange it for something else).

Source: Film / The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
In Education of Cyfranius, the second Nested Story outlines the history of a planet where technological progress left the population idle making fornication their favorite activity.

Source: Power Perversion Potential
They're not all kids, they're not all urchins or orphans, and there is (according to the book, anyway) a training program, required progress in education, and other requirements.

Source: Baker Street Regular

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