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teach
verb as in educate; instill knowledge
Strongest matches
advise, coach, demonstrate, develop, direct, explain, instruct, lecture, prepare, show, train, tutor
Strong matches
brainwash, brief, catechize, communicate, cram, discipline, drill, edify, enlighten, exercise, expound, fit, form, ground, guide, illustrate, imbue, impart, implant, inculcate, indoctrinate, inform, initiate, interpret, nurture, profess, rear, school, sharpen
Weak matches
break in, give instruction, give lessons, give the facts, improve mind, open eyes, polish up, pound into, show the ropes
Example Sentences
They offered use cases that can teach us all a thing or two.
Ms. Lewis, who taught art history for many years at Trinity College, Hartford, writes about art for the Journal.
Instead, she sets out a weekly menu of mostly nonacademic choices, in 15-20 minute blocks: quality time with a loved one, time spent organizing something at home or teaching someone else a skill.
Forty years in this business has taught me one inescapable fact: You cannot understand or treat the disease that has stricken the news media unless you’ve worked in it while wearing a variety of hats.
The first in her bloodline to graduate high school, Straight earned an MFA at the University of Massachusetts and brought it home to UC Riverside, where she’s been teaching creative writing since 1988.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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