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Pronunciation

/dɪˈrekt/

Directness: The quality or state of being straightforward, without indirectness or subtlety. For example: “His straightforward manner was a welcome change.”
Director: A person in charge of a film, play, or other creative project. For example: “The director called for quiet on set.”
Recipient: The person to whom something is sent or addressed directly. For example: “The package was sent directly to the recipient’s address.”
Direction: Guidance or instructions for action. For example: “The map provided clear directions to the museum.”

To direct: Guide or control the actions of others, often visually or artistically. For example: “The director directed the actors on stage.”
Indicate: Point or show the way; suggest or imply. For example: “Her words directly indicated her dissatisfaction with the proposal.”
Control: Supervise or manage the course of something. For example: “The teacher directly controls the classroom’s learning environment.”

Direct: Going straight or unobstructed; not roundabout. For example: “A direct route to the airport saves time.”
Straightforward: Easy to understand or deal with, without hidden meanings or complications. For example: “The instructions were given in a direct and simple manner.”
Executive: Characterized by decisiveness and efficiency in leadership. For example: “The executive director made quick decisions.”

Directly: In a straight line or manner; without intermediaries. For example: “Speak directly to the manager if you have any concerns.”

Noun: “The director’s vision was reflected in every scene.”
Verb: “She directly addressed the issue during the meeting.”
Adjective: “His answers were always direct and concise.”
Adverb: “He answered the question directly, without beating around the bush.”