-oriented

suffix forming adjectives

1. designed for, directed towards, motivated by, or concerned with

   computer-oriented courses

   managers who are profit-oriented

Example Sentences

They flew lower, oriented themselves along walls and increased both the number and length of their calls, which boosted the power of echo signals they use for navigation.

From Science Daily

Maybe you need some more landmarks to help you get oriented.

From Los Angeles Times

These are Jason’s words: “I can write on my own. It is is me writing, although I sometimes like getting input on my arm to help it get oriented In space. I do not appreciate having my intelligence called into question.”

From Salon

With most employees required to be in the office only a third of the time, Wedbush is creating an office oriented toward shared workspaces that can be used as needed by various employees instead of assigned desks, he said.

From Los Angeles Times

“One at a time, avocados are vertically oriented, then transferred to the processing device. The avocados are sliced in half. Their cores and skin are automatically removed, and the waste is discarded,” according to the press release.

From Los Angeles Times

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