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orientation
noun as in introduction, adjustment
Example Sentences
The Department of Homeland Security secretary leads ICE agents through a series of raids this episode, but she first appears in an orientation video.
Other factors in why right-wing Christians are more likely to support Trumpism include authoritarian personalities, social dominance orientation, tribalism and the role that whiteness and racism play in American evangelical Christianity.
Over the last two months, once bipartisan-supported programs such as immigration help desks or legal orientation programs for those in detention have either been chopped altogether or taken over by the government.
If anything, Hochman’s law and order orientation is in line with statewide voter shifts on criminal justice reform.
And if you’d like to save your back or bring a few extra snacks, you can hire a mule team or rent llamas that, after taking an orientation, you will guide along the trail.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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