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I'm not a teacher, but my dictionary (Reader's Digest Complete Wordfinder) specifies that "school" can correctly function not only as a noun but also as a verb.
For example,
"She has received extensive schooling in linguistics."
"He is thoroughly schooled in international politics."
I'm not a teacher, but my dictionary (Reader's Digest Complete Wordfinder) specifies that "school" can correctly function not only as a noun but also as a verb.
For example,
"She has received extensive schooling in linguistics."
"He is thoroughly schooled in international politics."
meaning? 
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