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leadership
noun as in act or instance of leading
Strongest matches
captaincy, captainship, care, coaching, direction, encouragement, guardianship, guidance, initiative, lead, navigation, overseeing, pilotage, piloting, shepherding, steering, stewardship, superintendence, superintendency, supervision, tutelage
Strong matches
administration, directorship, generalship, governance, government, influence, management, running, sway
Example Sentences
For Germans who hoped for more decisive leadership after the last government's collapse, "their expectations have been dashed", he said.
The latest report about the Met looked at the force's systems, leadership, governance and culture and concluded racial harm was "maintained through a repeated institutional sequence" within the force.
Many Labour MPs are sympathetic to this move, which could make a future vote awkward for a restive party because the leadership has always resisted calls to go that far.
My PE teacher always insisted I did leadership courses.
The Tories are arguing that the prime minister had "exactly the same conflict of interest" since Mr Kogan had also donated to the prime minister's Labour leadership campaign.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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