1. directive - Noun
2. directive - Adjective
3. directive - Adjective Satellite
Having power to direct; tending to direct, guide, or govern; showing the way.
Able to be directed; manageable.
Source: Webster's dictionaryfelt his mother's directing arm around him Source: Internet
the directional role of science on industrial progress Source: Internet
the boss loves to send us directives Source: Internet
A 1941 Stalin directive ordered the suicide of every Red Army officer and soldier rather than surrender; Soviet law regarded all captured Red Army soldiers as traitors. Source: Internet
According to a government directive, international travellers are required to produce certificates showing that they tested negative for Covid-19 at least 48 hours prior to their trip. Source: Internet
A CBP spokesperson denied that DHS or the agency had issued any such directive. Source: Internet