beaconing

as insteer
as inguide

Synonyms for beaconing

verb guide, direct on a course

Antonyms for beaconing

Word Origin & History

Old English beacen "sign, portent, lighthouse," from West Germanic *baukna "beacon, signal" (cf. Old Frisian baken, Old Saxon bokan, Old High German bouhhan); not found outside Germanic. Perhaps borrowed from Latin bucina "a crooked horn or trumpet, signal horn." But more likely from PIE *bhew-, a variant of the base *bha- "to gleam, shine" (see phantasm). Figurative use from c.1600.

Example Sentences for beaconing

The light of a great love shone out of the wonderful deeps of them, beaconing the way clear into the haven of her heart.

My heart cleaved the eternity of separation, beaconing my sad return to them, and I followed gladly, hope being not yet dead.

They hold and send forth the beaconing flash from every intellectual and loving light-house in the world.