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Synonyms for "instruct" in English

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  1. instruct:

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Detailed Synonyms for instruct in English

instruct:

to instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)

  1. to instruct
    assign to; to instruct; give an order
  2. to instruct
    to teach; to instruct
    • teach verbe (teaches, taught, teaching)
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
  3. to instruct
    to dictate; to instruct; to direct; to order; to bid
    • dictate verbe (dictates, dictated, dictating)
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
    • direct verbe (directs, directed, directing)
    • order verbe (orders, ordered, ordering)
    • bid verbe (bids, bidding)
  4. to instruct
    to inform; to brief; to instruct; to explain; to teach; to prepare; to train; to learn
    • inform verbe (informs, informed, informing)
    • brief verbe (briefs, briefed, briefing)
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
    • explain verbe (explains, explained, explaining)
    • teach verbe (teaches, taught, teaching)
    • prepare verbe (prepares, prepared, preparing)
    • train verbe (trains, trained, training)
    • learn verbe (learns, learnt, learning)
  5. to instruct
    to teach; to instruct; to prepare
    • teach verbe (teaches, taught, teaching)
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
    • prepare verbe (prepares, prepared, preparing)
    to train
    – teach and supervise (someone); act as a trainer or coach (to), as in sports 1
    • train verbe (trains, trained, training)
      • He is training our Olympic team1
  6. to instruct
    – give instructions or directions for some task 1
    to instruct
    – give instructions or directions for some task 1
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
      • She instructed the students to work on their pronunciation1
  7. to instruct
    – impart skills or knowledge to 1
    to learn; to teach; to instruct
    – impart skills or knowledge to 1
    • learn verbe (learns, learnt, learning)
    • teach verbe (teaches, taught, teaching)
      • I taught them French1
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
      • He instructed me in building a boat1
  8. to instruct
    – make aware of 1
    to instruct; apprise; apprize
    – make aware of 1
    • instruct verbe (instructs, instructed, instructing)
    • apprise verbe, britannique
      • Have the students been apprised of the tuition hike?1
    • apprize verbe, américain

Conjugations for instruct:

present
  1. instruct
  2. instruct
  3. instructs
  4. instruct
  5. instruct
  6. instruct
simple past
  1. instructed
  2. instructed
  3. instructed
  4. instructed
  5. instructed
  6. instructed
present perfect
  1. have instructed
  2. have instructed
  3. has instructed
  4. have instructed
  5. have instructed
  6. have instructed
past continuous
  1. was instructing
  2. were instructing
  3. was instructing
  4. were instructing
  5. were instructing
  6. were instructing
future
  1. shall instruct
  2. will instruct
  3. will instruct
  4. shall instruct
  5. will instruct
  6. will instruct
continuous present
  1. am instructing
  2. are instructing
  3. is instructing
  4. are instructing
  5. are instructing
  6. are instructing
subjunctive
  1. be instructed
  2. be instructed
  3. be instructed
  4. be instructed
  5. be instructed
  6. be instructed
diverse
  1. instruct!
  2. let's instruct!
  5. instructed
  6. instructing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "instruct":

  1. give instructions or directions for some task1
    • She instructed the students to work on their pronunciation1
  2. impart skills or knowledge to1
    • He instructed me in building a boat1
  3. make aware of1







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