adjective

educated

educated, knowledgeable, cultured

She is a highly educated woman.

She is a highly educated woman.

He made an educated guess about the result.

He made an educated guess about the result.

an educated ((person)) a person who has a good level of education. She is a highly educated woman.

an educated ((guess/decision)) a guess or decision based on knowledge and experience. He made an educated guess about the result.

Synonyms: learned, knowledgeable, well-read; Antonyms: uneducated, ignorant

The past participle of the verb 'to educate'. From the Latin 'educatus'.

Someone who has received an 'education' is now in an 'educated' state. The '-ed' ending shows it's the result of an action.

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