lessoning
SayLES-uhn-ing/ˈlɛsn̩ɪŋ/
Noun plurallessonings
Plurallessonings
- 1The -ing form of lesson. Use it after am, is, are, was or were, or to name the action.
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- 2The teaching of someone, given through regular lessons.
The children received their lessoning from a kindly old priest.
And then I learned / Unto mine own tamed heart a higher trust, / And mightier strength to bear, so to give thee / Life's truest lessonings.
1868, Eliza Cruger, Regina: And Other PoemsHere, lessonings means teachings or lessons given to someone.Note
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lessoning is a form of lesson
lesson, verb: To teach someone, or give them something to learn. Full entry
- Spelling
- lesson → lessoning: add -ing
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