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From the verb teach: (⇒ conjugate)
taught is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

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Sense: Adjective: educated

Synonyms:

educated , learned , instructed, informed , directed, advised, drilled, coached, inculcated, tutored, disciplined

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Sense: Verb: educate others

Synonyms:

educate , instruct , tutor , school , enlighten , lecture , show , give sb lessons, instill, instil (UK), train , coach , drill , impart, inform, familiarize, familiarise (UK), learn (nonstandard or humorous)

Antonyms:

learn , gain , acquire, study , do homework, take exams, confuse , mislead

Sense: Verb: teach a subject

Synonyms:

explain , lecture in, lecture on, give a lesson on, give lessons in, pass sth on, expound, explicate, coach sb in, train sb in, drill sb in, tutor sb in, be a teacher of

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