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A sentence that bosses reality around and expects reality to comply.
means Information or directions telling someone how to do something, or how something works.
from From Latin instructio, built from instruere — 'to build in' or 'equip,' a fusion of in- ('into') and struere ('to pile up, build,' the same root giving us structure and construct). The sense evolved from literally 'constructing' or 'equipping' something to the more figurative act of 'building knowledge into' someone — teaching them by stacking up facts and directions until the lesson holds its shape.
- etymology
- from latin instruere, to build into
- compliance rate
- inversely proportional to tone of voice
- manuals
- written by people who already know the answer
- ikea proof
- pictures outlast words in clarity contests