pre-instruction
/ˌpriːɪnˈstrʌkʃn/noun
Instruction given in advance; an instance of this.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Healey (c1585–c1616), translator. From pre- + instruction. In later use, probably after pre-instruct.
- Peisistratean
- Peisistratid
- Peisistratus
- peisy
- pejorate
- pejoration
- pejorative
- pejoratively
- aslant
- a slap in the face
- a slap on the back
- a slap on the wrist
- (as) large as life
- asleep
- asleep at the wheel (or switch)
- ASLEF
- AS level
- a slice of life
- a slice of the action
- (as) light as a feather
- (as) like as not
- as likely as not
- a slip of a ——
- as long as
- as long as one's (or someone's) arm