What does educate mean?

educate in AZ Dictionary: (v) To develop the inborn capabilities of, especially by schooling or training. See Synonyms at show.; (v) to offer with understanding or learning a specific location or for a certain function: chose to teach by herself in foreign languages; joined a seminary becoming informed for priesthood.; (v) to offer with information; inform: a campaign that informed the general public towards problems of smoking.; (v) to show or instruct a person or group.; (v) To teach or teach an individual or group.; (v) to instruct or train; (v) show or refine is discriminative in flavor or judgment; (v) give an education to; To impart knowledge and emotional and moral education to; develop psychologically and morally by training; cultivate; qualify by instruction and training for company and duties of life.; Synonyms to show, back, control, develop, nurture, breed, indoctrinate, school, drill.; To give knowledge and mental and ethical training to; develop psychologically and morally by training; cultivate; be considered by training and education for business and obligations of life.

educate in Community Dictionary: A slang term the uneducated meaning "to prevent". by Elsy BareReport definition

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- to educate, to educate, educate yourself, educate youngsters, educate people

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- educatable, educable, education, educator

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