Similar words: direct, directly, director, direction, in all directions, direct investment, expected, selected. Meaning: [dɪ'rekt] 
adj. 1. (often used in combination) having a specified direction 2. manageable by a supervising agent.
adj. 1. (often used in combination) having a specified direction 2. manageable by a supervising agent. 
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(31) The officer directed his men to advance slowly.
(32) I directed him to do the work.
(33) The trial judge had directed an acquittal.
(34) The owners directed that the factory be closed.
(35) Our efforts should be directed towards greater efficiency.
(36) The guide directed our attention to the other picture.
(37) She directed the planning of the festival.
(38) He directed all his energies to the task.
(39) The remark was directed at him.
(40) The judge directed the defendant to remain silent.
(41) Arnold directed a meaningful look at Irma.
(42) The movie was directed by Steven Spielberg.
(43) The committee directed its enquiries to Mrs Taylor.
(44) He directed his letter to his boss.
(45) She directed all her energies to the study.
(46) I directed my steps towards the post office.
(47) She directed me to the post office.
(48) I thought his words were directed against us.
(49) We directed radio waves around the globe.
(50) Criticism was directed against/at the manufacturers of the product.
(51) He directed five Shakespearean plays.
(52) The officer directed them to advance.
(53) He directed his aim to us.
(54) This letter is directed to her.
(55) My remarks were not directed to all of you.
(56) Our energies must be directed towards higher productivity.
(57) She directed her package to her boy friend.
(58) He was directed to a table beside the window.
(59) He directed the torch straight in her face.
(60) The judge directed the defendant to answer.
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