Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
said before asking someone a question, as a way of politely getting their attention
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
not far from a place
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
a passage that we use to get to a place or reach to a point
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
in a manner that is not curved
Grammatical Information:
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
to continue moving forward or making progress without stopping
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
to move or travel past something or someone, often while following a particular path or route
Grammatical Information:
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
on or toward the left side
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
on or toward the right side
Grammatical Information:
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
located across from a particular thing, typically separated by an intervening space
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
the part in a path that separates into two paths with different directions
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
to go across or to the other side of something
Grammatical Information:
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
a set of lights, often colored in red, yellow, and green, that control the traffic on a road
Traffic lights are signaling devices used to control the flow of traffic at intersections. They typically have three colors: red, yellow, and green. Red means stop, yellow signals caution or prepare to stop, and green indicates go. These lights help prevent accidents by ensuring that vehicles and pedestrians move safely and in an organized manner. Traffic lights are often placed at busy intersections or areas where controlled movement is needed to manage traffic and pedestrian flow.
Grammatical Information:
Word Family
direct
direction
directional
directional
directionless
directionless
indirection
indirection
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