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Guided

verb, adjective

Guided means led or directed.

6 letters 2 syllables

What does Guided mean?

Guided means led or directed.

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Dictionary definition

Led, directed, or helped along a path or process.

Example sentences

Guided in a sentence

easy

The teacher guided the students through the activity.

medium

A guided tour helps visitors understand what they are seeing.

hard

Guided can describe help that leads someone step by step through a task.

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What does guided mean?

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Which sentence uses guided correctly?

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Which word or phrase is closest in meaning to guided?

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Guided

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Synonyms

Words like Guided

ledShowed the way.
directedPointed or managed a path.
instructedTaught or explained.
Antonyms

Opposite words

misledLed in the wrong direction.
abandonedLeft without help.
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Word family

Guided word family

verb

guided

Past tense or adjective form.

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Understand Guided

Hint for students

Guided means led or directed.

Common mix-up

Guided is not the same as misled. Guided means guided means led or directed.

Try it in class or at home

Read this model sentence: A guided tour helps visitors understand what they are seeing. Clue words: tour, helps, visitors. Underline clue words that show why guided fits instead of misled. Now write one new sentence that shows guided without using the word guided. Ask: Does my sentence clearly show guided?

Teacher prompt

Ask students to explain this model sentence: "A guided tour helps visitors understand what they are seeing." Why does guided fit better than misled?