leadership in Latin
leadership in Latin is ductus — leadership means the ability to guide, direct, or inspire a group of people.
leadership in Latin
ductus
The office or status of a leader.
What does "leadership" mean?
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noun The ability to guide, direct, or inspire a group of people.
"Strong leadership helped the small football club win its league."
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noun The people who lead an organization, collectively.
"The school's leadership has agreed to extend the lunch break."
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leadership in a sentence
- Strong leadership helped the small football club win its league.
- Her leadership got the team through a difficult year.
- The school's leadership has agreed to extend the lunch break.
- The company's leadership announced a new strategy.
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What is "leadership" in Latin?
"leadership" in Latin is ductus. leadership means: The ability to guide, direct, or inspire a group of people.
How do you use "leadership" in a sentence?
Example: "Strong leadership helped the small football club win its league." In Latin, "leadership" is ductus.
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