Synonyms for well-educated
well-ed·u·cat·ed

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1. knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, well-educated, well-readadjective

   highly educated; having extensive information or understanding

   "knowing instructors"; "a knowledgeable critic"; "a knowledgeable audience"

   Synonyms:
   intentional, conditioned, well-read, knowledgeable, learned, wise(p), intimate, erudite, versed, knowing, wise to(p), lettered

   Antonyms:
   uneducated

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1. List of paraphrases for "well-educated":

   well-trained, educated, well-qualified, well-formed

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1. Mark White:

   The rest of the world is sweeping past us. The oil and gas of the Texas future is the well-educated mind. But we are still worried about whether Midland can beat Odessa at football.

2. Eva Schloss:

   When I heard the incident here, I was shocked that, in 2019, in a well-educated town, in a very highly educated school, that incidents like this should still happen, i was very keen and willing to come and speak and hear from the children themselves why they were able to do anything like that, being so, so hurtful to millions of other people.

3. Yale University Professor Carlos Eire:

   Very well educated people can be very stupid.

4. Rohan Gunaratna:

   As they were well educated and young, they could blend into and operate in the upmarket diplomatic enclave without evoking red flags, the IS (Islamic State) attack team was also technologically savvy and they uploaded the photos during the attack both to (the) IS command cell in Bangladesh and IS central in Syria.

5. Paul McGowan:

   When I started to look at Yale very closely, I could see this amazing institution, people coming from all over the world, well-educated, well-heeled. There was really nothing accommodations-wise that met their expectations.