1. the quality or state of being directed toward a specific goal, purpose, or target
Usage: often used in formal or academic contexts
2. the quality of having a clear direction or orientation in space or thought
Usage: used in philosophy and cognitive science

Examples

• The directedness of her career path impressed the hiring committee.
• His research lacked the directedness needed to produce meaningful results.
• The team's directedness toward the common goal kept them motivated.
• Philosophers debate the directedness of consciousness and intentionality.
• Without directedness, the project became scattered and inefficient.
• The directedness of the arrow's flight made it a perfect shot.