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Synonym for instruct [verb]

The synonym instruct synonymous definition words:
means "teach"
educate, train, tutor, edify, coach, enlighten, inform
- conjugate verb instruct
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instruct [verb]

means "order"
direct, command, charge, prescribe, enjoin
Further results for the word "instruct"

breed [verb]

means "foster"
bring up, discipline, educate, instruct, nurture, raise
- conjugate verb breed

charge [verb]

means "matter"
command, bid, instruct, order, demand, exhort
- conjugate verb charge

coach [verb]

means "activity"
train, drill, instruct, direct, prompt, teach
- conjugate verb coach

command [verb]

means "demand"
instruct
- conjugate verb command

dictate [verb]

means "impose"
decree, instruct, direct, lay down, regiment, ordain
- conjugate verb dictate

direct [verb]

means "wish"
instruct, require, bid, command, inform, will
- conjugate verb direct

edify [verb]

means "brief"
advise, inform, enlighten, instruct
- conjugate verb edify

educate [verb]

means "teach"
discipline, rear, form, instruct, train
- conjugate verb educate

enlighten [verb]

means "educate"
edify, acquaint, tell, inform, instruct, teach
- conjugate verb enlighten

evangelise [verb]

means "convert to christianity"
preach, proselytise, proselytize, convert, instruct
- conjugate verb evangelise

evangelize [verb]

means "convert to christianity"
preach, proselytise, proselytize, convert, instruct
- conjugate verb evangelize

form [verb]

means "education"
teach, discipline, rear, educate, instruct, train
- conjugate verb form

ground [verb]

means "education"
instruct, educate, train, indoctrinate
- conjugate verb ground

inform [verb]

means "activity"
teach, instruct, inspire, inspirit, enliven, animate
- conjugate verb inform

instil [verb]

means "teach"
educate, impart, indoctrinate, instruct, inform, guide
- conjugate verb instil

introduce [verb]

means "acquaint"
present, instruct, lead, bring, conduct
- conjugate verb introduce

order [verb]

means "demand"
command, bid, dictate, decree, direct, instruct
- conjugate verb order

teach [verb]

means "education"
inform, instruct, inspire, inspirit, enliven, animate
- conjugate verb teach

train [verb]

means "education"
instruct, tutor, educate, teach, explain, enlighten
- conjugate verb train

wish [verb]

means "demand"
command, direct, order, bid, instruct
- conjugate verb wish

instructed [adjective]

means "educated"
notified, told, trained, informed, enlightened, advised

instruction [noun]

means "teaching"
training, tutoring, education, schooling, drill, indoctrination

instruction [noun]

means "direction"
command, order, charge, mandate

instructional [adjective]

means "tutorial"
edifying, educational, enlightening, didactic, scholarly

instructive [adjective]

means "educational"
instructional, enlightening, didactic, informative, explanatory, illuminating

instructor [noun]

means "physical education instructor"
trainer, tutor, mentor, coach, manager

charge [noun]

means "matter"
instruction, requirement, command, admonition, direction, exhortation

coach [noun]

means "person"
trainer, tutor, mentor, instructor, manager

counsel [noun]

means "advice"
lore, admonition, guidance, information, caution, instruction

counsellor [noun]

means "adviser"
guide, mentor, instructor, teacher, clergyman

counselor [noun]

means "adviser"
guide, mentor, instructor, teacher, psychologist, clergyman

direction [noun]

means "order"
charge, injunction, regulation, instruction, guidance, bent

discipline [noun]

means "training"
cultivation, drill, development, exercise, instruction, practice

edification [noun]

means "education"
knowledge, enlightenment, learning, guidance, instruction, improvement

edifying [adjective]

means "tutorial"
educational, instructional, enlightening, didactic, scholarly

education [noun]

means "teaching"
edification, instruction, study, schooling, direction, tutelage

educational [adjective]

means "tutorial"
edifying, instructional, enlightening, didactic, scholarly

educator [noun]

means "teacher"
mentor, instructor, master, preceptor

enlightening [adjective]

means "illuminating"
illuminant, instructive, elucidating, informative, illuminative, edifying

explanatory [adjective]

means "exegetic"
illustrative, scholastic, informative, instructive

hand [noun]

means "assistance"
help, guidance, aid, instruction
- translate hand

indoctrination [noun]

means "brain-washing"
education, instruction

injunction [noun]

means "command"
canon, direction, order, instruction, law, mandate

lecture [noun]

means "speech"
address, discourse, oration, lesson, talk, instruction

lesson [noun]

means "education"
instruction, lecture, teaching, schooling, tutoring, study

master [noun]

means "education"
teacher, mentor, instructor, educator, preceptor

mentor [noun]

means "teacher"
master, instructor, educator, preceptor

newsy [adjective]

means "full of news"
informative, detailed, elaborate, significant, instructive

order [noun]

means "demand"
command, canon, direction, injunction, instruction, law

pedagogic [adjective]

means "educational"
instructional, scholastic, academic, learned, profound

pedagogue [noun]

means "educator"
teacher, lecturer, instructor, tutor, professor, methodologist

professor [noun]

means "college teacher"
educator, pedagogue, teacher, instructor, fellow, lecturer
- translate professor

teacher [noun]

means "master"
mentor, instructor, educator, preceptor
- translate teacher

told [adjective]

means "educated"
notified, instructed, trained, informed, enlightened, advised

trainer [noun]

means "physical education instructor"
tutor, mentor, instructor, coach

tutor [noun]

means "educator"
teacher, lecturer, instructor, pedagogue, professor, methodologist

tutorial [adjective]

means "educational"
edifying, instructional, enlightening, didactic, scholarly

tutoring [noun]

means "teaching"
training, instruction, education, schooling, drill, indoctrination
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