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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
Badenoch has previously resisted the "culture warrior" tag, insisting during her successful leadership campaign she did not like fighting - but was prepared to fight to defend Conservative principles.
The White House was not the only Washington institution planning to welcome new leadership in January.
The president of the union representing rank-and-file probation officers, which has long expressed frustration with both department leadership and the Board of Supervisors, welcomed Viera Rosa’s announcement.
A hospital trust or facility is placed in special measures when its rated as being "inadequate"; when questions are raised over leadership or when it is unable to make sufficient improvements in a reasonable timeframe.
“But it was a political issue. The top leadership made the decision and we just carried out the orders.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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