leading

Definition for leading

adjective as in chief, superior

Strongest matches

best, dominant, famous, main, noted, outstanding, popular, preeminent, principal, prominent, top, well-known

Strong matches

arch, champion, dominating, first, governing, inaugural, initial, premier, primary, ruling

Weak matches

foremost, greatest, headmost, highest, notorious, number one, stellar

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Crushes at political rallies are common in India, often leading to blame games between the organisers and authorities.

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A week after neutralizing Eagles star Saquon Barkley, the Rams limited Jonathan Taylor, the NFL’s leading rusher, to 76 yards rushing in 17 carries.

From Los Angeles Times

But it’s the kind of choice that’s easier to forgive in a movie so well-attuned to shifts in perception, one that dimensionalizes the problem of achieving clarity when leading a double life.

From Los Angeles Times

The main theme of Labour's conference is taking the fight to Reform UK, which is leading in UK-wide national opinion polls.

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If undiagnosed, the fallopian tube can burst, leading to life-threatening internal bleeding.

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