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direct

Definition for direct

adjective as in honest

adjective as in undeviating; uninterrupted

adjective as in face-to-face; next to

verb as in give instructions; teach

verb as in point in a direction; guide

verb as in send, usually by mail system

Strongest match

address

verb as in put all of efforts toward

Strongest matches

address, aim, apply, devote, give, set, throw, try, turn

Strong matches

bend, endeavor, fix, settle, strive

Weak match

buckle down

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Example Sentences

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Afghans with hopes of reaching the U.S. are stranded across the globe, but Camp As Sayliyah is unique: It’s the only place where the U.S. has direct custody.

When they first came into the Premier League, Brentford had a very direct style and were also quite obvious or predictable in what they did.

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"This was a direct contributing factor in the development of the mould," Ms Kearsley said.

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But most alarming for Liverpool fans is Slot's admission that he has no answers to the pressure being applied to his crumbling defence by opponents' direct tactics.

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“The videos are in direct contradiction to the careful intentionality and adherence to core child development principles that Fred Rogers brought to every episode of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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