Synonyms and antonyms of Experienced and educated in American Thesaurus

educated (adjective)

an educated person has received a good education and has a lot of knowledge

learned (adjective)

a learned person knows a lot about one or more subjects, especially academic subjects

trained (adjective)

someone who is trained for a profession or job has all the necessary skills and qualifications

knowledgeable (adjective)

knowing a lot about many different subjects or about one particular subject

intellectual (adjective)

well educated and interested in art, science, literature, etc. at an advanced level

qualified (adjective)

able to do something, because you have the knowledge, skill, or experience that is needed

literate (adjective)

able to read and write

well-read (adjective)

someone who is well read has read many books and has a lot of knowledge

scholarly (adjective)

someone who is scholarly knows a lot about a particular subject or studies something seriously

worldly-wise (adjective)

a worldly-wise person has a lot of experience and knowledge of life

certificated (adjective)

mainly British certified

certified (adjective)

a certified professional person has done all the training they officially need to do. The usual British word is certificated.

credentialed (adjective)

American having the qualifications that show you are trained or suitable for a job

cultivated (adjective)

a cultivated person is well educated and knows how to behave politely

cultured (adjective)

someone who is cultured is well educated and knows a lot about music, literature, and other arts

educated (adjective)

used about the standard to which someone has been educated

educated (adjective)

used about the place or way in which someone was educated

erudite (adjective)

formal someone who is erudite has a lot of knowledge because they have read or studied a lot

full-fledged (adjective)

American completely trained

fully-fledged (adjective)

full-fledged

informed (adjective)

involving people who have a lot of knowledge

literate (adjective)

having a good knowledge of literature

literate (adjective)

having a good understanding of a particular subject

mechanical (adjective)

informal used about someone who is good at understanding machines and working with them

middlebrow (adjective)

used about people who like this type of entertainment

middlebrow (adjective)

middlebrow books, television programs, and other forms of entertainment are those that most people like and understand, and are less simple than lowbrow ones and more simple than highbrow ones

overqualified (adjective)

more experienced and educated than you need to be to do a particular job

resident (adjective)

humorous used for referring to someone in your group who knows a lot about a particular subject

seasoned (adjective)

experienced in a particular activity or job

sophisticated (adjective)

knowing and understanding a lot about a complicated subject

well-bred (adjective)

old-fashioned someone who is well bred has been taught good manners and given a good education

well-educated (adjective)

someone who is well-educated has a lot of knowledge about many subjects, usually because they have studied a lot at college or university

well-grounded (adjective)

a well-grounded person has studied and read a lot about a particular subject

well-informed (adjective)

a well-informed person knows a lot about a subject or a situation

well-versed (adjective)

very educated about a particular subject

wise beyond your years ()

with more knowledge and experience than most people have at your age

worldly (adjective)

a worldly person has a lot of experience and knowledge of life