Verb:

अभ्यस्त बनाना, आदी बनाना, आदत देना, तालीम देना, शिक्षा देना, अक़्ल देना, पढ़ाना, सिखाना,

teaches's Usage Examples:

So soon, however, as the Gospel was carried in Greek to Greeks, Hellenic elements began to enter into it, in the writings, for instance, of St Paul, the appeal to what " nature " teaches would be generally admitted to be the adoption of a Greek mode of thought.

He teaches how to eat, drink, cohabit, void excrement and urine, and the like, elevating what is mean, and does not falsely excuse himself by calling these things trifles.

The free will which Leibnitz teaches is not libertarian but determinist.

But he teaches nothing either about faith, or love, or hope, or the works of faith."

Rabbenu, " our Rabbi teaches us "; on the critical questions connected with the titles and the present redaction (probably 5th century), see Jew.

It teaches little more than that the pulse is felt in every part of the body, that there are vessels leading from the heart to the eyes, ears, nose and all the other members, and that the breath entering the nose goes to the heart and the lungs.

Fortunately the study of proper motions teaches us with some degree of certainty something of the general mean distances and distribution of these more distant stars, though it cannot tell us the distances of individual stars.

It teaches us that scientific method is sometimes induction, sometimes deduction, and sometimes the consilience of both, either by the inductive verification of previous deductions, or by the deductive explanation of previous inductions.

This is how Alex teaches you?

The Key of Truth teaches that after the fall Adam and Eve and their children were slaves of Satan until the advent of the newly created Adam, Jesus Christ.

Synonyms:

develop, instruct, mentor, talk, indoctrinate, edify, catechize, prepare, acquire, induct, learn, unteach, educate, spoonfeed, drill, ground, train, tutor, inform, coach, larn, enlighten, condition, reinforce, reward, catechise, lecture,

Antonyms:

abnormality, weaken, penalty, refrain, disapproval,