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orientation
noun as in introduction, adjustment
Example Sentences
It also provides important information on how the movements of such black holes influence the form and orientation of the plasma jets emitted.
They also may need assistance in orientation, mobility and navigating spaces.
The general reaction to “MASS” was that of appall, no matter whether you worshipped Bernstein or couldn’t bear him, whatever your political or cultural orientation.
That orientation made the Fed late to acknowledge the danger of the post-Covid-pandemic inflation surge.
The Department of Homeland Security secretary leads ICE agents through a series of raids this episode, but she first appears in an orientation video.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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