Synonyms for steering
steer·ing

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1. guidance, steeringnoun

   the act of guiding or showing the way

   Synonyms:
   steerage, counseling, counselling, counsel, guidance, direction

2. steering, guidance, directionnoun

   the act of setting and holding a course

   "a new council was installed under the direction of the king"

   Synonyms:
   focal point, guidance, focus, management, direction, counselling, counsel, way, commission, instruction, focussing, centering, counseling, charge, steerage, focusing

3. steering, steeragenoun

   the act of steering a ship

   Synonyms:
   direction, steerage, guidance

Matched Categories

1. • Control
   • Management

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1. steeringnoun

   Synonyms:
   guiding

   Associated words:
   tiller, rudder, helm

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1. List of paraphrases for "steering":

   director, pilotage, guiding, direction, guidance, manager, directeur, directorate, guidelines, leadership, superintendent, directors, trustees, warden, management, piloting, chief, governing, executive, address, orientation, guide, headmaster

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How to use steering in a sentence?

1. Jenny Bentley:

   Bay Area felt very much like,' Oh, this is like a Disneyland ride where it's on a track, and the steering wheel starts moving.

2. Chief Executive Rupert Stadler:

   This is about a robot car that may not even need a steering wheel or pedals, so it's ideal for urban traffic.

3. Uma Thurman:

   The steering wheel was at my belly and my legs were jammed under me, i felt this searing pain and thought, ‘Oh my God, I’m never going to walk again,’.

4. Seller Nick Fisher:

   THE BEST STEERING LOCK EVER - GUARANTEED TO PUT ANY CAR THIEF OFF NICKING YOUR CAR !

5. Ty Gellasch:

   The top of the agency is going to be setting an agenda in the opposite direction of where Jay Clayton and the congressional Republicans have been steering for years, by expanding and improving industry disclosures and restoring investor rights.