variants
| leader |
leader
head
chief
boss
pacemaker
strongman
|
| chef |
chief
head
leader
boss
headman
superintendent
|
| dirigeant |
leader
ruler
|
| meneur |
leader
ringleader
agitator
|
| animateur |
animator
leader
compere
quizmaster
master of ceremonies
sponsor
|
| guide |
guide
guidebook
leader
conductor
beacon
screed
|
| directeur |
director
manager
executive
principal
master
leader
|
| commandant |
commander
commandant
captain
major
master
leader
|
| éditorial |
editorial
leader
|
| patron |
boss
patron
pattern
employer
master
leader
|
| coureur de tête |
leader
front runner
|
| cheval de tête |
leader
|
| caïd |
boss
leader
mister
|
| premier violon |
leader
|
| article de tête |
leader
lead
|
| un des principaux dirigeants |
leader
|
synonyms
noun
examples
The leader of the thieves’ guild, evidently not liking his chances with a dagger against a ranger with a longsword, turned and bolted down the stairs, calling for more men.
The squad leader stopped and jabbed a finger at him.
The leader of the expedition sent a strange report to the capital, saying that after six weeks’ tedious exploring the mine had not been located.
The leader started to march off.
“What if instead of shamans, these staffs and attire are signs of a pack leader?
Under such conditions it took the brains of a great leader to bring the transport to its destination.
Drauthek and Ger sat placidly as their leader alone faced the crowd of bellowing giants.
Before him was Brauctha, their captors’ leader.
They ought to be proud to have such a great leader.
The bandit leader shook his head.
If he marched behind the last animal, the leader either stopped or went off the trail, or lay down.
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