oriented

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    adjusted or located in relation to surroundings or circumstances; sometimes used in combination

Word Origin

oriented (adj.)
"having an orientation," 1918, past participle adjective from orient (v.)

Example

1. Their project is now really market oriented .
2. Favouring small-cap stocks rests on the presumption that large-cap emerging market stocks represent export-oriented and globally oriented businesses .
3. You can decide whether to write object oriented code or not .
4. Usually , socially oriented managerial practices such as reducing discrimination are thought to be unprofitable for a company .
5. The drivers must be oriented as given .

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