co-leader
- noun
- /ˈkoʊˌliːdər/
- As co-leaders of the team, Sarah and Jason made all the major decisions together.
She packs up her bags, heads to Houston when she realizes that her Co leader on this project is a guy named Levi Ward, who she went to grad school with.
- She packs up her bags, heads to Houston when she realizes that her Co leader on this project is a guy named Levi Ward, who she went to grad school with.
- I mean, it's basically a pro pro US, you know, government now and and who is who was the other person that was that was the the Co leader of this.
Examples
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The organization appointed a new co-leader to work alongside the existing leadership.
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During the meeting, the co-leader presented the progress report while the other leader took notes.
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She packs up her bags, heads to Houston when she realizes that her Co leader on this project is a guy named Levi Ward, who she went to grad school with.
Synonyms
A person who shares the job of leading a group or committee
A person who shares the leadership of a group or department
Sharing the main responsibility for something with another person
A person who shares the main job of leading a project or company with another person
A person who shares the job of leading a committee or meeting with another person
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Morphology
Etymology
Co-leader comes from co- 'together' + leader, so it means a person who shares the job of leading. That's why a co-leader works 'together' with another leader to guide a team.