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ductor

ductor

9.9
A person who leads a group of people
  • noun
  • /ˈdʌktər/
  • UK
translation icon : guía
  • As the ductor of the expedition, she was responsible for everyone's safety.

Examples

  • The team looked to their ductor for guidance during the challenging project.

  • The ductor is here.

  • The village appointed a new ductor to organize relief efforts after the flood.

  • Every great team needs a strong ductor.

  • The ductor led the team through the challenging hiking trail with great expertise.

  • As a skilled ductor, she inspired her students to explore new ideas and develop their potential.

  • The experienced ductor provided valuable insights during the expedition, ensuring everyone's safety.

Synonyms

leader
vsductor
1.0

A person who guides and directs a group, organization, or country

is more neutral, showing people the way rather than commanding
facilitator
vsductor
33 5.1

A person who helps a group work better together

is about showing people the way rather than easing group tasks
guider
vsductor
3.8

A person who leads a group and shows the way

is restricted to people and not to devices

Compounds

Naucrates ductor
  • Specialized
9.9

A small striped fish that often swims near sharks or manta rays

How Leading

chief
1.9
director
424 3.0
ductor
  • UK
9.9
leader
1.0
guide
320 1.0

Surface Forms

ductor singular
ductors plural

Etymology

Ductor comes from the old Latin root duc- meaning 'to lead', the same root in conductor and duct. So a ductor is a person who leads or guides others.