well-schooled

adjective

1. having been trained or educated sufficiently, as in a school

   well-schooled ponies

Example Sentences

The basic details of the case are head-spinning, even to those well schooled in the particulars.

From The Daily Beast

When they told us she had metastatic disease, she was well schooled in what to expect, and she expected two years.

From The Daily Beast

But strategist John Weaver is well schooled in the art of political attacks, Jill Lawrence reports.

From The Daily Beast

He saw that Enslee was a well-schooled rider who annoyed his horse a good deal, yet ruled him somehow.

From Project Gutenberg

But Candeille—well-schooled in the part she had to play—had no intention of quitting the field of battle.

From Project Gutenberg

He was too well schooled as a gladiator, not to know that, by all the rules of the art, he must yield and die.

From Project Gutenberg

The traces of that delight, however, lay beneath so well schooled an exterior that they were decidedly non-apparent.

From Project Gutenberg

His father, a man well schooled in mathematics and philosophy, saw to it that his son should not lack a liberal education.

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