leaders
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Definition
Noun 1. The individuals who guide, direct, or command a group, organization, or community: This refers to the people in positions of authority or influence who are responsible for making decisions and setting direction. 2. The body of people who lead a group: This emphasizes the collective group of individuals who hold leadership roles within an organization, movement, or society.
Usage
The word "leaders" is a plural noun. It is used to refer to more than one person in a leading position. It is commonly followed by "of" to specify the group being led.
Examples
- The leaders of the company announced a new strategy.
- Community leaders met to discuss the local issues.
- The political leaders signed a peace treaty.
- She is one of the thought leaders in the field of artificial intelligence.
Advanced Usage
- "To be among the leaders": To be one of the top performers or most influential figures in a particular area.
- The country is among the world leaders in renewable energy technology.
- "The leaders of the pack": The individuals or entities that are ahead of others in a competition or race (often used literally or figuratively).
- Those two companies are the clear leaders of the pack in the smartphone market.
Variants and Related Words
- Leadership (noun): The action of leading a group, or the collective group of leaders.
- The project failed due to a lack of strong leadership.
- Lead (verb): To be in charge or command; to guide.
- She will lead the new research team.
- Leading (adjective): Most important or in first position.
- He is a leading expert on climate change.
Synonyms
- Heads: (e.g., )
- Chiefs: (e.g., )
- Directors: (e.g., )
- Authorities: (e.g., )
Antonyms
- Followers: Those who follow the guidance or example of another.
- Subordinates: Those lower in rank or position.
Related Phrases
- Born leaders: People with a natural ability to lead.
- Some people are just born leaders; they inspire confidence naturally.
- Follow the leaders: To imitate or obey those in charge.
- In times of crisis, people tend to follow their leaders.
Noun
- the body of people who lead a group
- the national leadership adopted his plan