Learned and Took

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Learned adjective - Having or displaying advanced knowledge or education.

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Took and learned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Learned".

Nearby Words: learn, learning, learner, learnedly, learnt

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Learned and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Learned" instead a verb "Took".

Harry also notes that teaching his apprentice gave him a much better appreciation for the basics of magic he himself learned and took for granted, as well as gaining proficiency in areas of magic he's weak in (like illusion magic, which his apprentice excels in).

Source: Boxing Lessons for Superman
The ghoul, who wanted revenge on their deceased father, John, instead took it out on the brothers, using what he'd learned about their lonely childhood to psychologically torture them.

Source: You Never Did That for Me
Running Gag: "That's nice." note In one episode, Agnes explains that she once took elocution lessons where she learned to say "that's nice" instead of "fuck off".

Source: Series / Mrs. Brown's Boys

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