orienting

/ˈɔriəntɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Serving to help someone find their position or direction, or to adjust to a new situation.
    • New students attended an orienting session to learn about campus life.
    • The orienting signals from the lighthouse guided the ship safely to harbor.
    • The orienting map at the mall entrance helped us find the food court.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Present participle of orient; the act of aligning or positioning something relative to a reference point, or helping someone adjust to a new environment.
    • The teacher is orienting the new students to the classroom rules.
    • The hiker was orienting her map to match the trail signs.
    • We spent the morning orienting the solar panels toward the sun.
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