Instruct

in-strukt′, v.t. to prepare: to inform: to teach: to order or command.— adj. ( Milt. ) instructed.— adj. Instruct′ible , able to be instructed.— n. Instruc′tion , the act of instructing or teaching: information: command: ( pl. ) special directions, commands—in parliamentary sense, 'Instructions to the Committee' are supplementary and auxiliary to the Bill under consideration, but falling broadly within its general scope.— adjs. Instruc′tional , relating to instruction: educational; Instruc′tive , containing instruction or information: conveying knowledge.— adv. Instruc′tively .— ns. Instruc′tivene ; Instruc′tor :— fem. Instruc′tre . [L. instruĕre , instructum — in , in, struĕre , to pile up.]