instructed
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈstrʌk.tɪd]
Word
Context: “education”
(verb) to teach someone how to do something or give them specific directions to follow. This means telling someone what steps to take to learn or complete a task.
Example
The teacher instructed the students on how to solve the math problem.
Example
The children were not instructed properly, so they didn't know what to do during the activity.
Example
What did the coach instruct the players to practice today?
Context: “commands”
(verb) to tell someone officially what to do. It usually means giving orders or specific guidance to ensure that something is done correctly.
Example
The manager instructed the team to complete the project by Friday.
Example
He was not instructed to follow those guidelines, so he made mistakes.
Example
Who instructed you to start the project without a plan?
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