The act of teaching; the condition of being taught; instruction, tuition, education. In particularized use: A piece of teaching or instruction; a…

Guidance, direction, instruction.

(Verbal) teaching. Obsolete.

The imparting of instruction or knowledge; the occupation or function of a teacher.

Teaching, instruction. Obsolete.

Instruction, teaching; doctrine.

The action of learn, v. Teaching; schooling. Obsolete.

Instruction as given to disciples, scholars, etc.; schooling, teaching. Also: the result of this; education, learning, knowledge. Obsolete.

The action of teaching or instructing; instruction; a piece of instruction, a lesson, precept. Obsolete.

The action or process of showing or teaching, instruction.

The action, practice, or profession of teaching; the imparting of knowledge, skill, or information; the fact of being taught; education, training.

Schooling; discipline. Obsolete.

Teaching given or received, esp. in a school; the action of teaching or the fact of being taught; education. Also: an act or instance of this; a…

Teaching, instruction, warning. Obsolete.

The action of instructing someone (in various senses); esp. teaching, education.

The action of teaching; a lesson.

Training, instruction, education, teaching.

Teaching, instruction.

The action or business of teaching a pupil or pupils; the function of a tutor or instructor (see tutor, n.); teaching, instruction.

The action of giving a lesson or lessons; instruction, teaching; admonition. Also: an instance of this.

Teaching, instruction.

spec. at a university; also, the charge for or cost of this.

Instruction; formal teaching. Also spec., the ‘instruction’ of prisoners of war, etc., in Communist doctrines, ideas, etc.; = brainwashing, n.

The grounding of (a person) in principles; teaching, instruction, training.

Tuition, instruction. Obsolete. rare.

The condition or office of a tutor, tutorship; also, †a society or body of tutors.

With the. Esp. in literature: instruction as a primary element or tendency; instructive purpose.

The action of teaching a pupil or pupils; tutoring.

tutoring, tuition.

Instruction, tuition.

Coaching, instructing; ability or skill in this. Cf. coach, v. 3.

Instruction by a preceptor; tutoring. Obsolete. rare.