Direction and Trust

Direction

Direction noun - The act or activity of looking after and making decisions about something.

Usage example: working under the close direction of the engineering supervisor

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Trust and direction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trust" instead a noun "Direction".

Nearby Words: direct, directed, directly, director, directive

Trust noun - Firm belief in the integrity, ability, effectiveness, or genuineness of someone or something.

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Direction and trust are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Direction" instead a noun "Trust".

good	good direction	good trust
best	best direction	best trust
exact	exact direction	exact trust
complete	complete direction	complete trust
Other adjectives: true, entire, serious, little, dark, new, general.

One of its spindles points the direction they should go in the wilderness, but only when they are righteous and trust in the Lord.

Source: Magic Compass
Goes the less common direction for Riff in Count Cain, who was given a nice personality in order to gain Cain's trust, which then faces off, and wins, against the original evil one.

Source: Split-Personality Takeover
Without it, thanks to the mostly accurate Newtonian Physics that the game uses, if you accelerated you would keep accelerating until you made a thrust in the opposite direction, or if you turned you would keep spinning until you applied a trust to the other side.

Source: Videogame / Elite: Dangerous

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