betaught Antonyms
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Meaning of betaught
Webster
betaught (a.)
Delivered; committed in trust.
betaught Sentence Examples
- It behoves us to betaught the intricacies of this ancient language.
- The children will betaught good manners and respect for others.
- Knowledge and wisdom should betaught from the earliest of ages.
- The young apprentices must betaught the trade secrets of their craft.
- The new employees will betaught the company's policies and procedures.
- The students will betaught the basic principles of chemistry in their first year.
- The soldiers will betaught combat techniques and survival skills.
- The patients will betaught how to manage their chronic conditions.
- The clients will betaught how to use the new software program.
- The congregation will betaught the importance of hope and compassion.
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Delivered; committed in trust.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
It behoves us to betaught the intricacies of this ancient language.
The children will betaught good manners and respect for others.
Knowledge and wisdom should betaught from the earliest of ages.
The young apprentices must betaught the trade secrets of their craft.
