schooled (Meaning)

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schooled (imp. & p. p.)

of School

The undefeated boxer schooled his opponent with a flawless technical display.
The young musician was schooled by the renowned maestro, honing his craft to perfection.
The professor meticulously schooled his students, ensuring they grasped every intricate detail.
The master chess player schooled the novice, showcasing the intricacies of the game.
The experienced sailor schooled the crew, imparting invaluable knowledge on navigating the treacherous seas.
The skilled artisan schooled the apprentice, passing down centuries-old techniques with precision.
The renowned sommelier schooled the guests on the nuances of fine wine, expanding their palates.
The language tutor schooled the students in the subtleties of grammar and pronunciation.
The yoga instructor schooled the class, guiding them through complex poses with effortless grace.
The legal scholar schooled the jury, presenting a compelling case that swayed their decision.

of School

civilized, polished, cultivated, knowing, seasoned, cultured, practiced,experienced, jaded,bored

parochial, raw, rustic, untutored, green, inexperienced, parochial, unworldly, guileless, callow

The undefeated boxer schooled his opponent with a flawless technical display.

The young musician was schooled by the renowned maestro, honing his craft to perfection.

The professor meticulously schooled his students, ensuring they grasped every intricate detail.

The master chess player schooled the novice, showcasing the intricacies of the game.