v. to manage or guide by advice or helpful information or instruction; adj. straightforward and honest
The officer helped direct traffic. OR He gave a direct answer.
The officer helped direct traffic. OR He gave a direct answer.
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manage; guide; organize; straightforward
confuse; misleading
2 syllables
di-rect
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