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Meanings of educated in English

Possessing an education (especially having more than average knowledge)

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Tens of thousands of educated young people are leaving France every year.
The Irish Times
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He said debate needed to happen in an educated and thoughtful way.
Radio NZ
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He also added that unemployment is particularly high among young, college-educated Americans.
The Guardian
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Technology offers great promise with 'intelligent borders'. Hunt was educated at Oxford.
Reuters
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The ANC needs solid, young, educated leadership if they hope to survive.
The South African
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National awareness strategies should be implemented, especially for poorly educated young men.
Pubmed
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That's early Settlement Years use, or just hyper-educated, kanji-scribbling, First Families pretension.
Woken furies
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The vast majority of educated Christians know the history of their faith.
The Da Vinci Code
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Young, educated Mexicans are a key target, said Citibanamex CEO Ernesto Cantu.
Reuters
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In this case it's clearly the lecturers that need to be educated.
The South African
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Do you think the youth need to be better educated about politics?
The South African
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Mr. Whittaker educated himself to labor for his people in the South.
Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought...
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Ninety per cent of the lawyers in Bucharest were educated in Paris.
Germany, The Next Republic?
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Test-retest reliability was lower among less educated respondents and among ethnic minorities.
Pubmed
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Consider the Bathtub Fallacy, a staple of educated opinion for too long.
The Irish Times
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They are also frequently well educated, as recent Irish experience has shown.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
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