school

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1. educational institution, primary school, grammar school, secondary school, high school; institution of higher education or learning, college, university, multiversity, Both Derog. phrontistery or phron-tisterion; private school, boarding school, academy, seminary; kindergarten, nursery school, day-care center; {all within a school) department, division, faculty, area, discipline, field.

2. style, fashion, manner, tone, character, stamp; method, system, mode; (used collectively) followers, disciples, pupils, students, apostles, proteges; adherents, proponents, devotees, votaries, admirers; imitators, copiers, epigones, emulators; successors, heirs, perpetuators.

3. belief, creed, credo, dogma, doctrine, ism; thought, view, opinion, position; sect, denomination, persuasion, faction, party, class, communion, fellowship.

adj

4. educational, instructive, informative, didactic; academic, academical, scholastic, instructional, pedagogic, pedagogical.

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5. teach, instruct, tutor, inform, enlighten, edify; train, coach, break in, prepare, ready, prime; exercise, practice, drill, discipline; nurture, foster, nourish, breed, rear, bring up, cultivate, educate, develop, broaden, civilize, humanize; inculcate, instill, infuse, indoctrinate; govern, direct, guide; mold, shape, form; preach, lecture, moralize.

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high school, senior high school, Inf. senior high, Brit. grammar school, (in France) lycee; preparatory school, Inf. prep school, U.S. private school, Brit. public school; academy, boarding school, day school, seminary, institute, finishing school; classical school, Latin school, (in Germany) gymnasium; junior high school, Inf. junior high, middle school.