guider
- noun
- /ˈɡaɪdər/
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- He's hot to spend some reflective moments at the canal because his great-grandfather was a barge guider way back when who got killed by a donkey.
I have had like a friend who's a kind of coach slash therapist slash spiritual guider in some way.
- I have had like a friend who's a kind of coach slash therapist slash spiritual guider in some way.
Examples
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A tour guider showed us the historical landmarks of the city during our visit.
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I have had like a friend who's a kind of coach slash therapist slash spiritual guider in some way.
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The political leaders are the geniuses, guiders, commanders, steersmen, and finally great general designers, while the ordinary people are screws and gears.
Academic text (1991) -
As a nature guider, she led the group through the forest, pointing out various plants and animals.
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The hiking club hired a knowledgeable guider to ensure everyone safely navigated the mountain trails.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who leads and gives information on trips or in new places
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4.2
A person who leads and inspires others in a group by example
A person who leads a group of people
A person who marks a path in the wild with signs on trees to guide others
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Etymology
Guider comes from the simple word guide ('to lead' or 'show the way') plus the ending -er that names a person. So a guider is literally someone who 'leads' others, which fits a person who shows the path on a hike.