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Definition of tuition
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Tuition
(n.) The money paid for
instruction;
the price or
payment
for
instruction.
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Intuition
::
Intuition
(n.) A
looking
after;
a
regard
to.
Intuition
::
Intuition
(n.)
Direct
apprehension
or
cognition;
immediate
knowledge,
as in
perception
or
consciousness;
--
distinguished
from
mediate
knowledge,
as in
reasoning;
as, the mind knows by
intuition
that black is not
white,
that a
circle
is not a
square,
that three are more than two, etc.; quick or ready
insight
or
apprehension..
Sensationalism
::
Sensationalism
(n.) The
doctrine
held by
Condillac,
and by some
ascribed
to
Locke,
that our ideas
originate
solely
in
sensation,
and
consist
of
sensations
transformed;
sensualism;
--
opposed
to
intuitionalism,
and
rationalism..
Intuition
::
Intuition
(n.) Any
object
or truth
discerned
by
direct
cognition;
especially,
a first or
primary
truth..
Experientialism
::
Experientialism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
experience,
either
that
ourselves
or of
others,
is the test or
criterion
of
general
knowledge;
--
opposed
to
intuitionists..
Incendental
::
Incendental
(n.) An
incident;
that which is
incidental;
esp., in the
plural,
an
aggregate
of
subordinate
or
incidental
items not
particularized;
as, the
expense
of
tuition
and
incidentals..
Scholar
::
Scholar
(n.) One who
attends
a
school;
one who
learns
of a
teacher;
one under the
tuition
of a
preceptor;
a
pupil;
a
disciple;
a
learner;
a
student.
Intuitive
::
Intuitive
(a.)
Received.
reached,
obtained,
or
perceived,
by
intuition;
as,
intuitive
judgment
or
knowledge;
--
opposed
to
deductive..
Intuitive
::
Intuitive
(a.)
Knowing,
or
perceiving,
by
intuition;
capable
of
knowing
without
deduction
or
reasoning..
Intuitionist
::
Intuitionist
(n.) Same as
Intuitionalist.
Tuitionary
::
Tuitionary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
tuition.
Schooling
::
Schooling
(n.)
Instruction
in
school;
tuition;
education
in an
institution
of
learning;
act of
teaching.
Tuition
::
Tuition
(n.) The money paid for
instruction;
the price or
payment
for
instruction.
Intuitional
::
Intuitional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from,
intuition;
characterized
by
intuition;
perceived
by
intuition;
intuitive..
Intuitionalism
::
Intuitionalism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
perception
or
recognition
of
primary
truth is
intuitive,
or
direct
and
immediate;
--
opposed
to
sensationalism,
and
experientialism..
Intellection
::
Intellection
(n.) A
mental
act or
process;
especially:
(a) The act of
understanding;
simple
apprehension
of
ideas;
intuition.
Bentley.
(b) A
creation
of the mind
itself.
Intuitionism
::
Intuitionism
(n.) Same as
Intuitionalism.
Intuitionalist
::
Intuitionalist
(n.) One who holds the
doctrine
of
intuitionalism.
Tuition
::
Tuition
(n.)
Especially,
the act, art, or
business
of
teaching;
instruction;
as,
children
are sent to
school
for
tuition;
his
tuition
was
thorough..
Tuition
::
Tuition
(n.)
Superintending
care over a young
person;
the
particular
watch and care of a tutor or
guardian
over his pupil or ward;
guardianship.
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