direction

/dəˈrɛkʃən/
noun
  1. The course or path along which someone or something moves, points, or faces.
    • She pointed in the direction of the park.
    • We walked in opposite directions.
    • The car was heading in the wrong direction.
  2. Instructions or guidance on how to do something or how to get somewhere.
    • Follow the directions on the medicine bottle carefully.
    • Can you give me directions to the nearest hospital?
    • The teacher provided clear directions for the assignment.
  3. The management, control, or guidance of an activity, organization, or project.
    • He took over the direction of the school's music program.
    • Under her direction, the company grew rapidly.
    • The project was completed under the direction of the lead engineer.
  4. A general trend or tendency.
    • The research points in a promising direction.
    • The economy is moving in a positive direction.
    • There has been a shift in public opinion in a new direction.
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