educated
v.v. to teach someone at a school or university so they gain knowledge and skills. It often means helping someone develop their mind or character over a long time.
v. to provide schooling or formal instruction; to develop the mental or moral faculties of a person through a systematic curriculum. Transitive in most contexts.
The local school educated hundreds of children last year.
She was educated at a small private college before moving abroad to start her career in finance.
The foundation aims to ensure that every child in the region is educated to a standard that allows for full participation in the modern economy.
The verb is transitive and requires a direct object. It is frequently used in the passive voice when discussing a person's schooling history.
She was educated in HarvardShe was educated at HarvardWhen referring to a specific institution, the preposition 'at' is preferred over 'in'.