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Training

noun

practice or instruction that builds skill.

8 letters 2 syllables

What does Training mean?

practice or instruction that builds skill.

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Dictionary definition

Training is guided practice, instruction, or preparation that helps someone build skills, strength, knowledge, or habits.

Example sentences

Training in a sentence

easy

Training helped the runners build speed.

medium

New volunteers received safety training before the event.

hard

Good training combines clear instruction, practice, feedback, and time to improve.

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What does training mean?

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Which word is closest in meaning to training?

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Which word is an antonym of training?

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Training

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Synonyms

Words like Training

practiceRepeated work used to improve.
instructionTeaching or directions.
preparationGetting ready for a task or role.
Antonyms

Opposite words

neglectLack of practice or care.
inexperienceLack of skill or practice.
Synonym practice

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Word family

Training word family

Base word

training

noun

training

Practice or instruction for improvement.

verb

train

To practise or teach.

adjective

trained

Having learned through training.

Related words
Student support

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Hint for students

practice or instruction that builds skill.

Common mix-up

Training is not the same as neglect. Training means practice or instruction that builds skill.

Try it in class or at home

Read this model sentence: New volunteers received safety training before the event. Clue words: new, volunteers, received. Underline clue words that show why training fits instead of neglect. Now write one new sentence that shows training without using the word training. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show training?

Teacher prompt

Ask students to explain this model sentence: "New volunteers received safety training before the event." Why does training fit better than neglect?