Learning — synonyms, definition

1. learning (a)

adapting amelioration becoming more skilled correcting developing editing elaborating evolving feeling better fixing growing improving mending

2. learning (Noun)

acquisition background edification education encyclopaedism encyclopedism enlightenment eruditeness erudition examination experience genius grooming grounding guidance improvement information insight inspection instruction • • •

learning (Noun) — The cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge. ex. "the child's learning of language"

learning (Noun) — Profound scholarly knowledge. ex. "his vast and versatile learning"

basic cognitive process education carry-over committal to memory conditioning developmental learning digestion education imprinting incorporation internalisation internalization language learning letters memorisation memorization study transfer transfer of training work

3. learning (Verb)

acquiring ascertaining checking conning determining discovering finding out getting a line getting wind getting word hearing instructing investigating knowing larning memorising memorizing picking up questioning seeing • • •

learning (Verb) — Gain knowledge or skills. ex. "She learned dancing from her sister" ex. "I learned Sanskrit"

learning (Verb) — Get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally. ex. "I learned that she has two grown-up children"

learning (Verb) — Commit to memory; learn by heart. ex. "Have you learned your lines for the play yet?"

learning (Verb) — Be a student of a certain subject.

learning (Verb) — Impart skills or knowledge to.

learning (Verb) — Find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort. ex. "learn whether the train leaves on time"

hitting the books informing studying absorbing alternating ascertaining assimilating auditing catching catching up catechising catechizing coaching conditioning developing discovering drilling edifying educating enlightening exercising finding getting the goods • • •