Pronunciation: /ˈtuːtəlɪdʒ/
noun the act of being under the protection, care, or guidance of someone else; mentorship or guardianship
A1 She is under the tutelage of a skilled mentor.
A2 The young apprentice learned under the tutelage of the master craftsman.
B1 The artist flourished under the tutelage of a renowned painter.
B2 The athlete's skills were honed through years of tutelage by a world-class coach.
C1 The scholar received tutelage from multiple experts in the field.
C2 The prodigy surpassed all expectations under the tutelage of his mentors.
formal Under the tutelage of a skilled mentor, the apprentice learned the intricate art of calligraphy.
informal She was under the tutelage of a famous chef and learned how to cook delicious meals.
slang I'm in the tutelage of my older brother to learn how to skateboard like a pro.
figurative The young artist considered nature itself to be his greatest tutelage in honing his craft.
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