guidance
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈɡaɪdəns/
:
guiado
- Parents often seek guidance from experts when making decisions about their children's education.
- sonographic guidance
If you give the capitalism a little guidance, a little nudges.
- If you give the capitalism a little guidance, a little nudges.
Examples
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The mentor provided essential guidance to help the students navigate their career choices.
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Specific targets and consistent assessment provide guidance for students even when they are away from their teacher.
Academic text (2011) -
Who can I draw guidance from at this specific moment?
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It's important that you follow your union's guidance on press and media.
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The UK government did update their guidance for the workforce and staying off work.
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Here, the spirits may prove to be valuable sources of information, guidance, and wisdom.
Academic text (1990) -
The Children's Workforce Development Council and Skills for Care produced guidance on effective supervision in 2007.
Academic text (2011) -
The firm hired an experienced criminal defense attorney for guidance and researched obligations to clients.
Academic text (1999) -
Maria expected her cooperating teacher to observe her daily and provide guidance and feedback.
Academic text (2011) -
Also, the SBA just issued new guidance on the PPP.
Synonyms
152
1.8
To guide where a vehicle, ship, or group goes
115
1.9
The control of an activity or organization
15
5.0
A group of devices that automatically steer a vehicle like a rocket or plane
14
3.5
Deciding and directing the path that things take, like internet data or packages
A machine that automatically controls the path of a vehicle like a missile or aircraft
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
15
5.0
A group of devices that automatically steer a vehicle like a rocket or plane
- Specialized
A way to guide a vehicle like a spaceship using stars and planets
- Specialized
A way of controlling a missile by sending instructions from the ground or another missile
- Specialized
A machine that automatically controls the path of a vehicle like a missile or aircraft
- Specialized
A method to find and keep direction using instruments that measure movement and turning without outside signals
- Specialized
A device that finds and controls a plane or spacecraft position using movement sensors instead of outside signals
How Controlled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Guidance comes from an old word meaning 'to show the way', and you can see the same idea in guide. Think of a navigation system or a pilot getting directions that keep a plane on the right path, so guidance is the help that keeps something on course.