Definition of direction:

part of speech: noun

Act of directing; aim; course; relative position; order; address.

Common misspellings * :

• dircetion (4.5%)
• direcion (2.9%)
• derection (8.0%)
• derction (0.5%)
• directon (9.6%)
• directin (2.4%)
• dirrection (22.1%)
• direstion (2.4%)
• dierection (2.1%)
• direcshon (0.5%)
• dirction (8.8%)
• diraction (1.1%)
• direaction (0.5%)
• admireration (0.3%)
• direciton (3.5%)
• deriction (0.8%)
• dirtiction (0.5%)
• directiong (0.5%)
• directiona (0.5%)
• diretion (10.9%)
• directo (0.3%)
• direcction (0.5%)
• directiosn (1.1%)
• diration (0.8%)
• dicrection (0.5%)
• direc (0.3%)
• directionals (0.3%)
• directio (1.1%)
• direccion (1.1%)
• diection (0.3%)
• diriction (0.5%)
• drection (1.6%)
• driection (0.8%)
• diractions (0.3%)
• dierction (3.7%)
• deraction (0.3%)
• diractin (0.5%)
• dircetiojn (0.8%)
• direcetion (0.5%)
• directen (0.5%)
• directgion (0.5%)
• directino (0.5%)
• directshon (0.5%)

Usage examples :

• In this direction there is no end, any more than there is to life. "The Complete Essays of C. D. Warner", - Charles Dudley Warner

• The first attack was made under the direction of Henri Larochejaquelin. "La Vendée An Historical Romance", - Anthony Trollope

• I could see that no help would come from that direction "The Golden Bird", - Maria Thompson Daviess

• Turn me in some other direction before I go." "A Tale of Two Cities A Story of the French Revolution", - Charles Dickens