tutelage (Meaning)

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tutelage (n)

teaching pupils individually (usually by a tutor hired privately)

attention and management implying responsibility for safety

Under the tutelage of the renowned professor, the students excelled in their academic endeavors.
The young apprentice eagerly sought the tutelage of the master craftsman to hone his skills.
The novice driver sought the tutelage of an experienced instructor to improve their road safety.
The artist's exceptional talent was fostered under the watchful tutelage of her mentor.
The politician's charisma and eloquence were attributed to the tutelage he received from a speech coach.
The holistic approach to learning included both scholarly tutelage and hands-on experience.
The CEO's rise to success was partly attributed to the tutelage he received from a seasoned business advisor.
The dancer's intricate footwork was a testament to years of tutelage under the guidance of a renowned choreographer.
The entrepreneur's innovative ideas bore fruit thanks to the tutelage of investors who believed in his vision.
The child prodigy's extraordinary musical abilities were nurtured through the expert tutelage of a world-class conductor.

teaching pupils individually (usually by a tutor hired privately), attention and management implying responsibility for safety

teaching, instruction, schooling, education, tuition, tutoring,training,preparation, didactics, edification

No antonyms found.

Under the tutelage of the renowned professor, the students excelled in their academic endeavors.

The young apprentice eagerly sought the tutelage of the master craftsman to hone his skills.

The novice driver sought the tutelage of an experienced instructor to improve their road safety.

The artist's exceptional talent was fostered under the watchful tutelage of her mentor.