Legal Definition and Related Resources of Instruct

To convey information as a client to his lawyer ; to authorize one to appear as an advocate . To give a case in charge to the jury.

(Direct), verb

• advise
• advocate
• bid
• brief
• call upon
• charge
• coach
• command
• compel
• counsel
• decree
• demand
• dictate
• enact
• exact
• give a directive
• give a mandate
• give an order
• give authoritative instructions to
• give the signal
• give the word
• give the word of command
• guide
• impose a duty
• impose a task
• issue a command
• issue a decree
• issue an order
• lay down the law
• make a decree
• make an order
• mandare
• order
• pass orders
• praecipere
• praescribere
• prescribe
• prescribe a task
• prompt
• promulgate a decree
• promulgate an order
• recommend
• require
• send an order
• suggest
• tell Associated Concepts: instruct thejury

(Teach), verb

• acquaint
• comment upon
• convey information
• direct one’s attention
• docere
• edify
• educate
• elucidate
• enlighten
• erudire
• explain
• expound
• familiarize
• fill with information
• give by way of information
• give lessons in
• give to understand
• guide
• guide the studies of
• illumine
• impart
• implant
• impress upon the memory
• impress upon the mind
• inculcate
• indoctrinate
• inform
• instill
• instituere
• lecture
• make known
• point out
• prepare
• present
• prime
• provide with information
• put before
• qualify
• school
• show
• train
• tutor

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