ductor
- noun
- /ˈdʌktər/
- UK
- As the ductor of the expedition, she was responsible for everyone's safety.
Examples
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The team looked to their ductor for guidance during the challenging project.
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The ductor is here.
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The village appointed a new ductor to organize relief efforts after the flood.
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Every great team needs a strong ductor.
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The ductor led the team through the challenging hiking trail with great expertise.
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As a skilled ductor, she inspired her students to explore new ideas and develop their potential.
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The experienced ductor provided valuable insights during the expedition, ensuring everyone's safety.
Synonyms
A person who guides and directs a group, organization, or country
A person who helps a group work better together
A person who leads a group and shows the way
Compounds
How Leading
Surface Forms
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.