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goal-oriented
[gohl-awr-ee-en-tid, ‐-ohr‐]
adjective
(of a person) focused on reaching a specific objective or accomplishing a given task; driven by purpose.
goal-oriented teams of teachers.
(of a project or plan) designed to achieve desired results; targeted.
a goal-oriented budget.
Word History and Origins
Origin of goal-oriented1
Example Sentences
Being a father has provided the obsessively goal-oriented McVay something new to “chase,” Whitworth said.
Defending Moon’s good-faith engagement with Kim Jong Un as a form of “pragmatic and goal-oriented” diplomacy in an interview with local media, Choi pointed to instances in which Moon offered due criticism of Kim and his regime.
We think of negotiation, conflict resolution as goal-oriented behavior.
“She’s future-oriented. She’s goal-oriented as well,” Collins said.
The NAc has a critical role in the learning and execution of goal-oriented behaviors.
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