steer (Meaning)
steer (n)
an indication of potential opportunity
castrated bull
steer (v)
direct the course; determine the direction of travelling
direct (oneself) somewhere
be a guiding or motivating force or drive
Synonyms & Antonyms of steer
steer Sentence Examples
- The farmer guided the steer through the pasture gate.
- The cowboys effortlessly steered the cattle towards the corral.
- The helmsman steered the ship steadily through choppy waters.
- Avoid steering clear of difficult conversations; confront them head-on.
- The politician steered the debate skillfully, avoiding sensitive topics.
- The captain steered the boat towards the beacon, guiding it safely into the harbor.
- The athlete steered the ball towards the goal, sending it spiraling into the net.
- The CEO steered the company through a period of turbulence, ensuring its continued success.
- The teacher steered the students towards critical thinking skills, encouraging them to explore different perspectives.
- The wind steered the kite gracefully through the sky, creating a mesmerizing aerial display.
FAQs About the word steer
an indication of potential opportunity, castrated bull, direct the course; determine the direction of travelling, direct (oneself) somewhere, be a guiding or mo
guide, direct, accompany, lead, precede, pilot, route, escort, marshall, conduct
follow, trail,follow, trail, dog,tail, tail, dog, tailgate, hound
The farmer guided the steer through the pasture gate.
The cowboys effortlessly steered the cattle towards the corral.
The helmsman steered the ship steadily through choppy waters.
Avoid steering clear of difficult conversations; confront them head-on.
