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Definition of Guidance
1. Noun. Something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action.
Exact synonyms: Counsel, Counseling, Counselling, Direction
Specialized synonyms: Guideline, Road Map, Career Counseling, Cynosure, Genetic Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Confidential Information, Hint, Lead, Steer, Tip, Wind
Generic synonyms: Content, Message, Subject Matter, Substance
Derivative terms: Counsel, Counsel, Counsel
Specialized synonyms: Guideline, Road Map, Career Counseling, Cynosure, Genetic Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Confidential Information, Hint, Lead, Steer, Tip, Wind
Generic synonyms: Content, Message, Subject Matter, Substance
Derivative terms: Counsel, Counsel, Counsel
2. Noun. The act of guiding or showing the way.
3. Noun. The act of setting and holding a course. "A new council was installed under the direction of the king"
Exact synonyms: Direction, Steering
Specialized synonyms: Driving, Aim, Navigation, Pilotage, Piloting, Celestial Guidance, Inertial Guidance, Inertial Navigation, Command Guidance, Terrestrial Guidance
Generic synonyms: Control
Derivative terms: Steer
Specialized synonyms: Driving, Aim, Navigation, Pilotage, Piloting, Celestial Guidance, Inertial Guidance, Inertial Navigation, Command Guidance, Terrestrial Guidance
Generic synonyms: Control
Derivative terms: Steer
Definition of Guidance
1. n. The act or result of guiding; the superintendence or assistance of a guide; direction; government; a leading.
Definition of Guidance
1. Noun. the act or process of guiding ¹
2. Noun. advice or counselling on some topic ¹
3. Noun. any process or system to control the path of a vehicle, missile etc. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Definition of Guidance
1. advice [n -S] - See also: advice
Medical Definition of Guidance
1. Directed locomotory response of cells to an anisotropy of the environment, for example the tendency of fibroblasts to align along ridges or parallel to the alignment of collagen fibres in a stretched gel. This entry appears with permission from the Dictionary of Cell and Molecular Biology (11 Mar 2008)