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role model

Definition for role model

noun as in someone worth imitating

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We will intensify our support and development of leaders – supporting and developing our organisation's role models and removing those who either can't or won't improve.

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Perhaps more importantly, Knight led English women's cricket into the professional era and was never anything less than a superb role model in the growth of the game.

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But, in this day and age, he is the role model citizen of what everybody should strive for in Major League Baseball.”

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That is great because young girls can have role models that they can feel and see their journey.

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"His family is outside, so inside the only role models he's got are those who are already in prison," he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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