guiding
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- adjective
- /ˈɡaɪdɪŋ/
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orientador
- And that's, you know, that's the guiding principle of life, right?
So there are guiding questions you can use always.
- So there are guiding questions you can use always.
- And then it kind of creates these sort of guiding questions that sort of reroute route you.
- And I am going to use this as my guiding principle for Rabbit's Truncheon.
- And these are my personal rules, guiding principles.
- So again, the subjective experience is all about guiding behaviour.
- Our second guiding principle is to build a stronger Britain.
- We're going to add on some of the career guiding counselling stuff.
Examples
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Kristin is deeply invested in the future of the pro-life movement, currently working as a member of The Guiding Star Project Board of Directors.
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I need to set guiding beliefs in my life.
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We're going to add on some of the career guiding counselling stuff.
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So allow that to be your bright guiding and shining light out of this.
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So that's the guiding principle from which I proceed.
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The teacher provided guiding questions to help students explore the topic more deeply.
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His guiding philosophy emphasizes honesty and integrity in all aspects of life.
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She serves as a guiding mentor who inspires others to achieve their goals.
Synonyms
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To guide a group or be in charge
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To lead people in a performance or project
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To show someone the way by going with them
Giving guidance and showing the way
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Etymology
Guiding comes from the simple word guide, which originally meant 'to show the way', like a person who points out the path; so a guiding idea or hand is something that gives direction or leads you.