dɪˈrekʃən n. 1
the act or process of directing; supervision. 2 (usu. in pl.) an
order or
instruction,
esp.
each of a set guiding
use of
equipment etc. 3 a the
course or line
along which a
person or
thing moves or looks, or which must be taken to
reach a
destination (sailed in an
easterly direction). b (in pl.)
guidance on how to reach a destination. c the
point to or
from which a person or thing moves or looks. 4 the
tendency or scope of a
theme,
subject, or
inquiry. ødirection-finder a
device for determining the
source of
radio waves, esp. as an
aid in
navigation. øødirectionless adj. [ME f. F direction or L directio (as DIRECT)]