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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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And when investors think about training, they cannot see a direct benefit from it.

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Hearing aids and cochlear implants can help improve perception of sound, but no direct medical treatment exists to repair the underlying damage.

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But here, it’s directed at the young phenom Sasaki to bedevil hitters when he comes out in relief.

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There is a direct commercial flight to Moscow from Havana and Zhang, they allege, was able to secure a seat on it using fake papers.

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“We’re not anywhere near the end of these price increases from the tariffs,” said Duke University economist John Graham, who helps direct the survey.

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

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