reinstruct
English
Etymology
re- + instruct
Verb
reinstruct (third-person singular simple present reinstructs, present participle reinstructing, simple past and past participle reinstructed)
- (transitive) To instruct again or anew.
- 2007 July 11, Eric Ferkenhoff, “Jury Says It Is at Standstill in the Trial of Conrad Black”, in New York Times:
- The judge told the lawyers that the jury had been attentive in the trial, and added: “I do think there is some benefit to bringing the jury back into the courtroom and reinstructing them.”
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Related terms
- reinstruction
Anagrams
- instructer, unrestrict