Word: Learning

Pronunciation

/ˈlɜːrnɪŋ/

Definitions

• Noun: The acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, study, or being taught. For example: “Continuous learning is essential for personal growth.”
  • “Learning process”: The steps taken or activities engaged in to gain new information or abilities.
  • “Learning curve”: The rate at which someone learns something new, often represented graphically to show improvement over time.

Example Sentence: “Throughout his life, he was dedicated to the lifelong learning journey.”

• Verb: To acquire knowledge or understanding of something; to study or be taught. For example: “She is learning French this semester.”

Example Sentence: “Children learn best through play and exploration.”

Phrases

• “Learning experience”: An event or activity that provides knowledge or understanding, often from direct involvement or observation.
• “Learning by doing”: A hands-on approach to education where one acquires skills and knowledge through practical action rather than theoretical study.
• “Learning from mistakes”: Acquiring wisdom or insight through recognizing and correcting errors.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Reading books has been a significant part of her learning journey.”
• Verb: “They are learning how to code so they can develop their own apps.”

Synonyms

• Education
• Study
• Instruction
• Training
• Acquisition of knowledge
• Enlightenment
• Familiarization
• Mastery (in the context of gaining skill)