instructory

Definitions

Of or relating to instruction; instructive; educational.

not-comparable

Examples

“A power instructory; to go and teach⟳ all nations.”

“Do you not think⟳ that the best thing the Federal Government could do would be to confine its efforts to an investigation; that any bureau it might establish⟳ having to do with this question⟳ should operate⟳ in an advisory or educational capacity, making it purely instructory, and leave⟳ the more stringent applications and regulations of those things to local authorities?”

“Eventually we all bumped into each other and when the log⟳ jam started to give⟳ people the jitters our instructor pointed to a slender crack in the floor, the size of a letter box, and said, in that casual instructory way such people have⟳: "Right team, we can only reach⟳ the next section by dropping down through this hole."”

“He rememberd Kathy was not going to get⟳ into touch⟳ contact⟳ behind him during the drills as she had more important instructor-y things to do instead.”

“Reports, tool kits and instructory booklets have⟳ been created to advice^([sic]) practitioners on how to implement successful LED strategies.”

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