instructor

instructor
n
1. teacher, trainer, coach; educator, pedagogue, educationist, Educ. methodologist; schoolteacher, schoolmaster, Chiefly Scot. dominie, schoolmistress, schoolmarm, instructress; professor, doctor, master, tutor, fellow, Brit. don, preceptor, lector, lecturer, Brit. reader; schoolman, scholastic, academician, academe, gownsman.
2. mentor, counselor, advisor; guide, cicerone, do-cent; explainer, explicator, expositor, expounder; interpreter, (in the Orient) dragoman; annotator, glosser.
3. indoctrinator, inculcator, informer, informant; demonstrator; exponent, propagator, propagandist, missionary, apostle; preacher, moralizer, sermonizer; mystagogue, catechist, catechizer, Hinduism. guru.

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  • Instructor — In*struct or, n. [L., a preparer: cf. F. instructeur.] [Written also {instructer}.] One who instructs; one who imparts knowledge to another; a teacher. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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