Instructing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSTRUCTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INSTRUCT, to supply with knowledge
• (of a solicitor) give directions or information to (a barrister) regarding a court case
• tell or order someone to do something, especially in a formal or official way
• teach (someone) a subject or skill
• give information to (someone)
• (of a client) employ or authorize (a solicitor or barrister) to act on one's behalf

Words related to INSTRUCTING

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Words that contain INSTRUCTING

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How to use INSTRUCTING in a sentence

• Baines instructing him to take charge of the portion of the North Australian Expedition proceeding in the Tom Tough to the Albert River.
• The father applied himself particularly to devising means of instructing the deaf in speech.
• By 1708 he was instructing thus as many as two hundred.
• But he knew nothing of a God, and one of the greatest difficulties Daumer had to encounter was instructing him on this point.
• It is, therefore, not necessary to take up both boxes in instructing you how to handle them.
• He is instructing a class of ladies in the principles of hospital nursing, and lately I have gone with him to hold things for him while he demonstrates.
• All evening they been instructing me where I got off.
• Later, when he was one of the Commissioners to treat for peace, they practically repeated the blunder by instructing Jay and his colleagues to assent to whatever France proposed.
• Nor, on the other hand, would he permit the master to throw off the responsibility of instructing her children, nor the care and expense of their helpless infancy and rearing.
• They communicated their sentiments to each other, Fresnoy furnishing his friend with noble ideas, and the latter instructing the former to paint with more ease and dispatch.
• By removing the Pharisees from public life Herod directed their energies to developing their ceremonial regulations and to instructing the people.
• Even the indolent Ernest was seized with the mania of instructing animals.
• Holworthy, and proposed to undertake the task of instructing a school.
• But the family growing suspicious that Bellini was instructing her in certain elective studies outside the regular musical curriculum, his school was closed.
• The various cases were indeed very affecting, and, in many things, very instructing.
• Here he had lived and taught for many years, succeeding in instructing his little flock in the French tongue, and in at least an outward semblance of the Catholic religion.
• It was he who had disregarded the action of the State Convention in instructing the delegates to cast the vote of the State as a unit for General Grant.
• We would impress also the importance of instructing the child concerning its own baptism.
• It is very inconvenient that for lack of the means of support, the priests who are sent here and are occupied in instructing the Indians, are not able to carry on their work.
• Her rank in her classes in school was always high, and her teachers felt a pleasure in instructing her.
• Catholic teachers would be the last ones, we imagine, whom scrupulous Christians would choose for instructing them regarding the sin of idolatry and the means to avoid it.
• Consequently someone is needed to receive the baptized from the sacred font as though for the purpose of instructing and guiding them.
• He was developing a talent for instructing his elders, and laying down the law.
• This book is devoted to instructing her in the details of this duty.
• She is instructing us all the time, though we have listened less to her than to the other auditors who sit about us.
• He sent his proposed message, in somewhat modified form, and received a prompt reply instructing him to submit it to the full commission and cable their views.
• An assemblage of colleges established in any place, with professors for instructing students in the sciences and other branches of learning, and where degrees are conferred.
• Petersburg, Paris, and London, explaining that he was not inclined to support Augustenburg any longer, and instructing the Ambassadors to act accordingly.
• Duncombe valiantly tripped about, instructing her attendant carpenter with little assistance except from the well- experienced Miss Strangeways.
• After instructing him and showing him the promises, there still seemed to be something in the way.
• And our way of instructing the young in such realization is defective, defective to a degree at present.
• The advantage of instructing a class in civil government, is not confined to the pupils.

Similar words containing STRUCT without suffix ing and without prefix in

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