Synonyms for instructor
ɪnˈstrʌk tərin·struc·tor

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1. instructornoun

   Synonyms:
   instructer

2. instructornoun

   One who instructs; a teacher

   Synonyms:
   instructer

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1. teacher, instructornoun

   a person whose occupation is teaching

   Synonyms:
   teacher

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1. • Educator

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1. instructornoun

   Synonyms:
   teacher, tutor, preceptor, master, school-master

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1. instructornoun

   Synonyms:
   teacher, preceptor, tutor, master, coach, mentor, counselor, monitor, trainer

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1. List of paraphrases for "instructor":

   instructors, trainer, moniteur, trainers, teacher, professor, lecturer, coach, educator, teachers

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1. Mike Trevino:

   The course was not instructor-led. It was self-administered.

2. Annie Mulgrew:

   I'll take a class at my studio or another studio with an instructor friend, i always feel better afterward!

3. Stephanie Mansour:

   At the end of the day, you are your own best trainer and instructor. If it doesn't feel good to eat before a workout, then don't, but if you're doing the same things and not happy with your results, then change it up. Eat before the workout, eat after the workout, change up the workouts, and ultimately listen to your body and modify your strategies to reach your goals.

4. David Anderson:

   Unlike learning a sport or violin, you don't get a social media instructor when your kid turns a certain age, there are no lessons, and the internet is infinitely more complex. A good approach is to be clear with your child that you'll share the responsibility.

5. Fanta Oulen Camara:

   Several of my family are dead. This situation has shown us how much we must fight for those who are survivors, after I got better, the hardest thing was to make people welcome me. Most people that normally supported me abandoned me. Even the school where I was an instructor dropped me. It was very hard.