What is another word for was schooled?
Pronunciation: [wɒz skˈuːld] (IPA) 
The phrase 'was schooled' can be replaced with different synonyms to convey the same meaning. The word 'educated' implies that someone received an extensive and formal education. 'Trained' suggests that someone received practical instruction in a particular skill or discipline. 'Instructed' conveys the idea of receiving direction or guidance in a subject matter. 'Tutored' suggests receiving personalized instruction, often one-on-one. 'Taught' implies that someone has been educated or instructed in a particular subject, and 'coached' implies focused instruction aimed at a specific goal, such as success in a particular profession or activity. Using these synonyms can make the language more precise and vivid while avoiding redundancy.
