orientate
[awr-ee-uh n-teyt, -en-, ohr-]
verb (used with or without object), o·ri·en·tat·ed, o·ri·en·tat·ing. Chiefly British.
Origin of orientate
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Related Words for orientate
conform, align, adjust, adapt, compare, associate, pertain, ascribe, link, connect, affect, apply, concern, assign, refer, locate, direct, acclimatize, turn, determineExamples from the Web for orientate
Historical Examples of orientate
Inquiry at the information-desk helped her to orientate herself.
Find the WomanArthur Somers Roche
He was just beginning to orientate himself and to feel that he was not wholly an intruder.
Martin EdenJack London
It took him but a moment to orientate himself, and presently rohorse and riders were headed in the direction of the highway.
A Knyght Ther WasRobert F. Young
Exhausted by his efforts, he gained the edge of the pool at last, and stopped, trying to orientate himself.
But it is necessary to orientate oneself very carefully in the East.
In MesopotamiaMartin Swayne
orientate
verb
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orientate
[ôr′ē-ən-tāt′]
v.
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