Instruct :
instruam:
instruam:, docere, agmen, recensere, paedagogus, primus, impertimus, certiorem, indicauit,, deferat, certiorem facere, consilium, eaque pariter, raeda, Lectio, amen dico, lex, praecipimus, planum, ordo, mandatum, et dabit imperium, recta, doceo, scholae, hortamur
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Verb(1) impart skills or knowledge to(2) give instructions or directions for some task(3) make aware of
(1) We must ever remember His absolute uniqueness, but at the same time we can find in His childhood a model to instruct us as parents and educators.(2) My words fell out in the voice I used at the palace, to instruct an obstinate official of one region or other, or to take the delegates in hand.(3) One day, Ailes received one of Hofuku's disciples and asked him, ÔÇÿHow does your teacher instruct you?ÔÇÖ(4) However, when the Prophet Moses reached the mountain before the appointed time, the Almighty extended this period to forty days in order to train and instruct him.(5) Aside from these fundamentals, you'll get a chance to practice these skills and get pointers from the pros as they instruct you on the best moments to use these talents.(6) Even if you're not trained, a dispatcher can instruct you in CPR until help arrives.(7) So prepare your household, then return to me ready to instruct me in the realities of the world beyond these palace walls.(8) At Oxford University he developed a passion for botany, but finding no-one who could instruct him adequately, he hired a tutor who taught him the new Linnaean precepts.(9) I will instruct you and teach you.(10) Nor is it sufficient for Jesus to simply instruct us about our situation, for we are all too fully enclosed in the scapegoating process to be able to break the spell.(11) When this is all over, maybe they'll even instruct the real officials to loosen up a bit, to let the players play.(12) May our past failures instruct us, warn us, and prepare us for these uncertain and dark times.(13) But that has to happen in order for us to instruct the others.(14) Thus seven bishops petitioned him explaining why they would not obey his order to instruct their clergy to read the Declaration of Indulgence to their flocks.(15) Can you please instruct your officials to help the communities which are willing to help themselves as was promised.(16) he must indicate which of the firms he wishes to instruct
Related Phrases of instruct(1) to instruct ::
qui doceret
(1) to instruct ::
qui doceret
Synonyms
Verb
1. order ::
ordo
2. teach ::
docere
3. inform ::
certiorem facere
4. apprize ::
apprize
Verb
1. order ::
ordo
2. teach ::
docere
3. inform ::
certiorem facere
4. apprize ::
apprize
Antonyms
1. mind ::
animo
2. obey ::
parere
1. mind ::
animo
2. obey ::
parere
Different Formsinstruct, instructed, instructing, instructor, instructors, instructs
Word Example from TV ShowsGo to the kitchens and INSTRUCT them that
Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2
Go to the kitchens and INSTRUCT them that
Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2
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