Old coin found in early English school

Usage examples of educate.

Nan was younger, Aborigines were considered sub-normal and not capable of being educated the way whites were.

But in the South, where Negro labor is plenty and agriculture is the chief occupation, the Negro will always have a practical monopoly, and his opportunities in all the trades in the North, as well as in the South, will increase in proportion as he becomes an educated, thrifty, law-abiding land-owner.

What it all boils down to for you, though, is that Sir Alec of Ivywell has a lot of educating ahead of him.

The solution offered by Amel is not to oppose war but to otherwise channel the energies that give rise to it and educate those people who might become its focus.

It is ultimately the dispute between morality and religion, which appears as an unsettled problem in the theses of the idealistic philosophers and in the whole spiritual conceptions then current among the educated, and which recurs in the contrast between the Apologetic and the Gnostic theology.

So did he envision himself counseling and educating Weed Atman, a dialogue in which together they might explore American realities in the light of this low-hanging Eastern lamp but Weed, much to his dismay, turned out to be all but silent.

In Manhattan, Aunty Em was still a Branscomb, the educated daughter of a local dignitary.

It is the account of a term of penal servitude spent by a convict of the educated classes in a Siberian prison, based mainly on autobiographical material.

The animal heads had evidently taken care to educate Beman in Proton speech, to clarify the distinction.

I took him to my room, and finding him tolerably well educated, I asked him how he came to be in such a state of destitution.

They stay celibate and they have to be highly educated and trained in things like philosophy and theology as well.

Old Conc might have educated them in the arts of primitive war, but both tribes observed strict prohibitions against theft.

His educated taste in Art was one of the things which went to make the Cosmopolis different from and superior to other New York hotels.

I have been told that he had wit, that he was well educated, and even in high spirits at times, but he could not get over his shyness, which gave him an almost indefinable air of stupidity.

Why should they be discriminated against in educating the Negro in the South?