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A command dressed politely enough that you mistake it for advice.
means A direction or order telling someone how to do something or how something works.
from From Latin instruere, to build into or equip — literally stacking knowledge into someone like bricks into a wall.
Same rootShares ancestry with structure and construct.
Legal weightJudges instruct juries, leaving no room for opinion.
ComputingA CPU instruction is the smallest command a chip obeys.