Direction

What do we mean by direction?

The management, supervision, or guidance of a group or operation. noun

The art or action of directing a musical or theatrical production. noun

An authoritative order or command. noun

A word or phrase in a score indicating how a passage is to be played or sung. noun

Instructions in how to do something or reach a destination. noun

The course along which a person or thing is moving or must move to reach a destination. noun

The point toward which a person or thing faces or is oriented. noun

A course or line of development; a tendency toward a particular end or goal. noun

Relative position considered without regard to linear distance. noun

The act of governing; administration; management; guidance; superintendence: as, the direction of public affairs, of domestic concerns, of a bank, of conscience; to study under the direction of a tutor. noun

The act of directing, aiming, pointing, or applying: as, the direction of good works to a good end. noun

The end or object toward which something is directed. noun

An order; a prescription, either verbal or written; instruction in what manner to proceed. noun

In equity pleading, that part of the bill containing the address to the court. noun

In music, the act or office of a conductor or director. noun

A superscription, as on a letter or package, directing to whom and where it is to be sent; an address. noun

A body or board of directors; a directorate. noun

A theoretical line (physically or mentally) followed from a point of origin or towards a destination. May be relative (e.g. up, left, outbound, dorsal), geographical (e.g. north), rotational (e.g. clockwise), or with respect to an object or location (e.g. toward Boston).

A general trend for future action.

Guidance, instruction.

The work of the director in cinema or theater; the skill of directing a film, play etc.

The body of persons who guide or manage a matter; the directorate.

A person's address.

In the thrashy Israeli streets, this is one of many Code-terms in order to get some Marijuana around, and other drugs as well. Since Marijuana is the most exstensive illegal drug there is, escpecially in Israel, this particular term is considered mostly into "Weed". The term itself asks for the "demand" part, and usually after you say 'direction' (or, "Kivun" in Hebrew), you must name the price. exmaples next will show the meaning: Urban Dictionary

Dying from an erection nbd; Urban Dictionary

Used to describe silly-looking styles worn by ultra-fashionable people when you're not confident enough to come right out and say they look silly. You're worried this is a new fashion you don't know about yet, so you say the tweed shirt with a gold tie or whatever is 'directional'. Urban Dictionary

C'mon people! it is the damn blinker in your car. Urban Dictionary

@ somebody when you are saying something about them Urban Dictionary

What real mean don't ask for. Urban Dictionary

A command listed even if no one pays attention to it, anyway. Mainly there to protect the stupid. Urban Dictionary

Talking directly towards someone Urban Dictionary

A thing that a penis / leg does when underneith covers, especially in hotel rooms, or when a penis directly touches something Urban Dictionary

Someone who has a sickly precise sense of direction. Someone who can find where they parked blindfolded, spun around three times and drunk. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to direction:
direction, dilection, disection, direption, director, diction, directive, dissection, erection, detection, dejection, digestion, directions, defection, directing, bijection, diremption, rection, redirection, indirection, bisection, disjection, diduction, bilection, diruption, directo, e rection, dirección, direcci�n, codirection, e-rection.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word direction:
perpendicular, directions, rotation, vector, velocity, magnetic, axis, angle, opposite, flow, junction, motion, trains.

Words that rhyme with direction:
collection, section, inflection, reflection, projection, connection, affection, predilection, infection, protection, selection, introspection, election, complexion, confection, injection, insurrection, perfection, resurrection, intersection, inspection, convection, objection, correction, rejection, dissection, flexion, erection, interjection, recollection, detection, advection, cross section, midsection, defection, interconnection, imperfection, circumspection, disaffection, natural selection, ejection, transection, rection, reelection, redirection, disconnection, caesarean section, mutual affection, disinfection, reinspection, right of election, by election, conic section, mercator projection, preelection, general election, conic projection, bottle collection, conical projection, primary election, golden section, quarter section, map projection, urinary tract infection, garbage collection, rhythm section, sound reflection, angle of reflection, eye infection, overprotection, violin section, bye election, coin collection, intravenous injection, opportunistic infection, string section, house of correction, stamp collection, art collection, fungal infection, trade protection, brass section, map collection, vertical section, coefficient of reflection, clarinet section, focal infection, mental rejection, rental collection, signal detection, horizontal section, loan collection, plane section, point of intersection, sports section, trumpet section, reed section, tax collection, to perfection, trash collection.

Adjectives that are often used to describe direction:
opposite, same, right, new, general, different, wrong, reverse, positive, vertical, particular, horizontal, forward, easterly, westerly, proper, longitudinal, wind, future, radial, negative, northerly, contrary, southerly, axial, upward, spiritual, strategic, downward, definite, clear, west, overall, counterclockwise, south, self, expected, lateral, correct, preferred, oblique, east, perpendicular, northeasterly, backward, northwesterly, posterior, southwesterly, southeasterly, clockwise, fixed, desired, conscious, tangential, intelligent, unexpected, parallel, downstream, wise.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective direction:
finding, finder, arrival, setting, giving, ruling, finders, option, selective, the, specific, based, oriented, control, set, circles, general, john, motion, harmony, generale, connection, point, current, indicator, robert, indicating, line, cosines, dependent, changing, implicit, behavior.

Words that sound like direction:
direction, directions, erection, traction, diction, duction, drucken, deration, dracon, drachen, derision, directing, dragon, correction, detection, dissection, dejection, defection, directional, disection, rection, dragan, redirection, dry clean, deccan, dragen, deshon, indirection, drogen, dryclean, striction, dirksen, decken, dilection, derksen, tricon, durkan, dragun, addression, dry-clean, new direction, attraction, erections, taction, attraktion, tracon, trocken, addiction, friction, drunken, depiction, deduction, dixon, dickson, truckin, eduction, dicken, ruction, durkin, dition, adduction, dredging, dictions, drinken, ducken, dickon, dragone, dixson, deken, dichten, derrickson, drag in, duschen, dishan, adoration, deacon, diffraction, dragoon, decon, advection, deshawn, dation, drayton, detraction, degen, dokken, decoction, drag on, directo, docken, dragline, daken, drags on, dacon, direct loan, drag show, deduktion, direct line, direct sum, draughon.