pre-instruct
/ˌpriːɪnˈstrʌkt/verb
[with object] To instruct beforehand.
Origin
Early 17th century. From pre- + instruct. Compare post-classical Latin praeinstruere (400 in Augustine), and also Middle French preinstruict, adjective.
- pianoing
- piano key
- piano keyboard
- piano key switch
- pianola
- pianola hand
- pianola-like
- piano lamp
- pianola roll
- piano leg
- pianoless
- pianolist
- piano man
- piano nobile
- piano organ
- piano-organist
- piano part
- piano piano
- piano-player
- piano-playing
- piano quartet
- piano quintet
- piano rack
- piano rag
- piano reduction