leadership

/'li:dəʃip/
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leadership

The team's success was due to his strong leadership.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The ability to lead: The capacity or skill to guide, direct, or influence people and organizations.
    • The status or position of being a leader: The state of holding the role of the person who leads or commands a group, organization, or country.
    • The body or group of people who lead: The collective of individuals in charge of directing an organization or movement.
    • The activity or process of leading: The act of providing direction, guidance, and inspiration.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • Effective leadership is crucial for a company's success. (Referring to the ability.)
    • Her leadership of the department has been widely praised. (Referring to the status/position.)
    • The new leadership announced a change in policy. (Referring to the group of leaders.)
    • His leadership during the crisis was calm and decisive. (Referring to the activity.)
Advanced Usage
  • "To assume/take on the leadership": To take up the role or position of being the leader.
    • She was asked to assume the leadership of the project team.
  • "Under the leadership of": Being guided or directed by a particular person or group.
    • The company flourished under the leadership of its founder.
  • "A leadership role/position": A job or function that involves leading others.
    • He has held several leadership roles in his career.
Variants and Related Words
  • Lead (verb): To be in charge or command of; to guide.
    • She will lead the investigation.
  • Leader (noun): The person who leads or commands a group.
    • He is the leader of the opposition party.
  • Leading (adjective): Most important or in first position.
    • She played a leading role in the negotiations.
Synonyms
  • Guidance: The act of directing or advising.
  • Direction: Management or supervision.
  • Command: The authority to lead, especially in a military context.
  • Stewardship: The responsible overseeing and management of something entrusted to one's care.
Related Phrases
  • Leadership skills/qualities: The specific abilities or traits that make someone an effective leader.
    • The workshop aims to develop your leadership skills.
  • Leadership style: The characteristic approach a person takes to leading others.
    • Her collaborative leadership style motivates the team.
Related Idioms
  • To take the lead: To assume a position of leadership or initiative.
    • In the absence of a manager, she decided to take the lead.
  • A leadership vacuum: A situation where there is an absence of leadership or clear direction.
    • The sudden resignation created a leadership vacuum in the organization.
leadership

The team's success was due to his strong leadership.

Noun
  1. the ability to lead
    • he believed that leadership can be taught
  2. the status of a leader
    • they challenged his leadership of the union
  3. the body of people who lead a group
    • the national leadership adopted his plan
  4. the activity of leading
    • his leadership inspired the team