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instruction
Matched in: Term instruction
instruct
bears the burden of proof] [the jury was ed to ignore the attorney's comments] vi : to give instructions to a jury [the trial judge refused to on manslaughter "W. R. LaFave and A. W. Scott, Jr."]
Instruct
Instruct, to convey information-as a client to a solicitor, or as a solicitor to a counsel; to authorise one
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Instructive
Conveying knowledge serving to instruct or inform as experience furnishes very instructive lessons
Instructible
Capable of being instructed teachable docible
Instructional
Pertaining to or promoting instruction educational
Instructer
See Instructor
Instruct
Arranged furnished provided
Technical Instruction
Matched in: Term Technical Instruction
Religious instruction, study of religions
Matched in: Term Religious instruction, study of religions
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