Equip and Teach

Equip

Equip verb - To make competent (as by training, skill, or ability) for a particular office or function.

Usage example: years of service in the congress and in the cabinet equipped him better than most people for the office of the presidency

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Teach and equip are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teach" instead a verb "Equip".

Nearby Words: equipment, equipage, equipping

Teach verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.

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Equip and teach are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Equip" instead a verb "Teach".

ability	equip ability	teach ability
skill	equip skill	teach skill
character	equip character	teach character
magic	equip magic	teach magic
Other words: version, player, skills, spells, abilities, soldiers.

Teach a caster all the spells of that class before learning the non-barred class, then equip the channeling weapon on them. Voila!

Source: Video Game / Romancing SaGa
Additionally, during Skirmish matches when playing as the Covenant, you have to teach Hunters to equip the shield they're always shown wielding in any of the main series' campaign missions.

Source: You Have Researched Breathing
In other games, you'd have to equip a Ribbon or some other powerful Accessory to get this much protection, but you can do it for your entire party if you're willing to teach everyone all the abilities, which is actually very easy.

Source: Game Breaker / Final Fantasy

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