Synonym: cultured, educated, learned, scholarly. Similar words: alliteration, reiterate, literally, literary, inveterate, adulterate, satellite, berate. Meaning: ['lɪtərət] 
n. a person who can read and write. adj. 1. able to read and write 2. versed in literature; dealing with literature 3. knowledgeable and educated in one or several fields.
n. a person who can read and write. adj. 1. able to read and write 2. versed in literature; dealing with literature 3. knowledgeable and educated in one or several fields. 
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61. His lyrics are highly literate. He even quotes Voltaire.
62. Toponym standardization should meet both political and literate standards.
63. But to make money, you must be financially literate.
64. Musically illiterate . See usage Note at literate.
65. Digital products regularly assume that people are technology literate.
66. Every literate person should read this novel.
67. Its people are superbly literate and numerate ,(sentencedict.com/literate.html) but certain cultural traits are holding businesses back.
68. James: I provide this cast - off edition of the entrepot is a literate journal.
69. It makes me want to stop right now, or spend years composing something flawlessly literate.
70. The German literate reversed this process with the profane French literature.
71. They can read some alphabetic script and know some rules of it. This is called "emergent reading", a big part of "emergent literacy", process from "illiterate" to "literate".
72. Any literate person on the face of the globe is deprived if he does not know English.
73. Could reinvent the genre for a cine - literate, postmodern audience.
74. Between 60 and 70 per cent of the soldiers were literate.
75. A literate person can get knowledge through reading many books.
76. He doesn't get into coding issues and a lot of nitty-gritty details. He gives you enough material to be literate about Agility.
77. You are computer literate and are familiar with software translation.
78. OK Cupid, in its profile, comes across as the witty, literate geek-hipster, the math major with the Daft Punk vinyl collection and the mumblecore screenplay in development.
79. Developing countries offer computer - literate, English - speaking workers at much lower rates.
80. Although this individual knows nothing about wine, orchestras or opera, he or she is seeking to identify him or herself as a culturally literate person simply because the person is now wealthy.
81. Because of this, those who are literate are definitely not unreasonable, truth-twisting, self-seeking, or intolerant .
82. Chenliang was a representative literate in Song dynasty. He behaved the verve and the magnificent sentiment.
83. We draw squiggles on a page to represent abstract ideas, and every literate person understands them as words.
84. Clearly, argues Mr Carr, this is a radical upending of the "literate mind" that has been the hallmark of civilisation for more than 1,000 years.
85. Some online comment cogent and literate and a lot is not.
86. The more literate observers were reminded of that memorable scene in Victor Hugo 's Ninety-Three, when a huge cannon breaks loose on the gun deck of a ship in a rough sea.
87. "Student Survival" in a book pointed out: "future illiterate person no longer will not be literate human, but will not study human.
88. The old man has to ask a literate to read the letter his son wrote him.
89. Aspen Media Literacy Conference Proceedings, 1992: A media literate person can access, analyze, evaluate, and produce both print and electronic media.
90. Standard Two: The information literate student accesses needed information effectively and efficiently.
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