guideposts

[US]/[ˈɡaɪdˌpɒst]/
[UK]/[ˈɡaɪdˌpɒst]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.objects or signs placed at intervals along a road or path to indicate the way; principles or beliefs that serve as a guide for behavior or decision-making; important milestones or markers in a process or journey

Phrases & Collocations

guideposts to success

following guideposts

key guideposts

guideposts provided

future guideposts

identifying guideposts

essential guideposts

guideposts remain

setting guideposts

clear guideposts

Example Sentences

these historical markers serve as guideposts for understanding the region's development.

her experience provided valuable guideposts for navigating the challenging project.

the company's core values act as guideposts for all employee decisions.

we used the stars as guideposts to navigate across the vast desert.

the research findings offered important guideposts for future investigations.

ethical considerations should be guideposts in any scientific endeavor.

the constitution serves as a crucial guidepost for the nation's governance.

his mentor's advice served as guideposts throughout his career.

the project's initial goals provided guideposts for subsequent development.

landmarks and signs served as guideposts for the lost travelers.

the principles of fairness and transparency should be guideposts for policy making.

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