Pronunciation: /ɡaɪdˌpoʊst/
noun a post or marker at the side of the road or in a public place, giving information or showing directions
A1 A guidepost is a sign that helps people find their way.
A2 When hiking in the mountains, it's important to follow guideposts to stay on the right trail.
B1 The guidepost for success in this company is hard work and dedication.
B2 In times of uncertainty, it's helpful to have guideposts to rely on for decision-making.
C1 The guidepost of morality should always be considered when making difficult choices.
C2 As a seasoned traveler, she relied on her intuition as a guidepost for navigating unfamiliar territories.
verb not applicable
A1 She guideposts her students through the basic steps of cooking.
A2 The map guideposts tourists to all the popular attractions in the city.
B1 The manual guideposts users on how to assemble the furniture.
B2 The mentor guideposts the new employees on company policies and procedures.
C1 The expert guideposts the team on the best practices for project management.
C2 The coach guideposts the athletes on mental preparation techniques before the competition.
adjective not applicable
A1 The guidepost instructions were easy to follow.
A2 The guidepost signs helped us find our way through the forest.
B1 The guidepost information was essential for navigating the city.
B2 The guidepost markers were clear and helpful during our hike.
C1 The guidepost system in place made it easy to explore the historic town.
C2 The guidepost details provided valuable insights into the local culture.
adverb not applicable
A1 She followed the guidepost carefully to find her way back home.
A2 The guidepost pointed towards the nearest town, guiding them on their journey.
B1 The guidepost served as a helpful marker for hikers navigating the trail.
B2 Using the guidepost as a reference, they were able to reach their destination without getting lost.
C1 The guidepost provided valuable information for travelers looking for specific landmarks.
C2 With the guidepost as a reference, they were able to navigate the complex network of paths with ease.
pronoun not applicable
A1 My guidepost led me to the nearest bus stop.
A2 The guidepost pointed towards the hiking trail.
B1 The guidepost provided directions to the historical site.
B2 Using the guidepost, we were able to navigate through the maze of streets.
C1 The guidepost served as a crucial marker in our journey through the wilderness.
C2 With the help of the guidepost, we successfully reached the summit of the mountain.
preposition not applicable
A1 The guidepost for this hike is the big oak tree at the entrance.
A2 The map serves as a guidepost to help you navigate through the city.
B1 The company's mission statement acts as a guidepost for decision-making.
B2 The principles outlined in the constitution serve as guideposts for governance.
C1 The ethical code of conduct acts as a guidepost for employees to follow.
C2 The scientific method provides guideposts for researchers to conduct experiments.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am lost, can you please give me a guidepost to help me find my way?
A2 The map provided clear guideposts for us to follow during our hike.
B1 The guidepost of mutual respect is essential in any healthy relationship.
B2 Using the company's mission statement as a guidepost, we made decisions that aligned with our values.
C1 The guidepost of integrity should always be at the forefront of our decision-making process.
C2 As a seasoned leader, she used her experience as a guidepost for the team to navigate through challenges.
interjection not applicable
A1 Guidepost! Please show me the way to the nearest bus stop.
A2 Guidepost, can you tell me where the nearest restaurant is?
B1 Guidepost! I think we should turn left at the next intersection.
B2 Guidepost, could you help me find the entrance to the museum?
C1 Guidepost, I believe this is the correct path to the summit.
C2 Guidepost, let's consult the map to ensure we are on the right track.
article not applicable
A1 A guidepost is a sign that helps you find your way.
A2 When hiking in the mountains, it's important to follow the guideposts to stay on the right path.
B1 The guidepost at the entrance of the museum provided information about the exhibits inside.
B2 As a seasoned traveler, she always relied on guideposts to navigate unfamiliar cities.
C1 The guidepost served as a metaphor for making important life decisions.
C2 In his book, the author used guideposts to illustrate the journey of self-discovery.
formal The guidepost at the entrance of the national park provided valuable information for visitors.
informal Hey, look for that guidepost over there to find the trailhead.
slang I always use that guidepost as a reference point when I'm lost in the woods.
figurative His principles served as a guidepost for making important decisions in life.
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