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true north
true north n (Physical Geography) the direction from any point along a meridian towards the North Pole. Also called: geographic north Compare magnetic north true′ north′
n. the direction of the north pole from a given point. true north See geographic north.true north - North according to the earth's axis, not magnetic north.See also related terms for north.true northThe direction from an observer's position to the geographic North Pole. The north direction of any geographic meridian.Translationstrue north
true north the direction from any point along a meridian towards the North Pole true north[′trü ′nȯrth] (navigation) The direction of the north geographical pole. The reference direction for measurement of true directions. true northThe direction from an observer’s position to the geographic north pole.true northThe direction from an observer's position to the geographical North Pole. It is the north direction of any geographical meridian.True North
True NorthA slang term for success, especially if one is not headed in the direction of success. For example, one may discuss ways that a company can change course and begin to head true north.AcronymsSeetree nut |