reeducating Definition
- 1teaching someone new skills or ideas to replace old ones that are no longer useful or relevant
- 2changing someone's beliefs or attitudes through education
Using reeducating: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "reeducating" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The company is reeducating its employees on the new software system.
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The program focuses on reeducating prisoners to prepare them for life outside of prison.
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The government is investing in reeducating the population on environmental issues.
reeducating Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for reeducating
Summary: reeducating in Brief
'Reeducating' [ree-ed-yoo-key-ting] means teaching new skills or ideas to replace old ones that are no longer useful or relevant. It can also refer to changing someone's beliefs or attitudes through education. Examples include reeducating employees on new software, preparing prisoners for life outside of prison, and educating the population on environmental issues.
