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leadership
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Word definitions for leadership in dictionaries
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a leadership contest (= in which two politicians compete to become leader of their party ) ▪ The party did not want the turmoil of a leadership contest. a leadership election (= to elect a new leader for a political ...
Wikipedia
Word definitions in Wikipedia
Leadership is both a research area and a practical skill encompassing the ability of an individual or organization to "lead" or guide other individuals, teams , or entire organizations. The literature debates various viewpoints: contrasting Eastern and ...
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1821, "position of a leader," from leader + -ship . Sense extended by late 19c. to "characteristics necessary to be a leader."
Usage examples of leadership.
The United States was prepared neither to seize the leadership nor to acquiesce in Japanese control of China which must result from failure to seize it.
The beaching craft, with slightly more experienced leadership, had even more complicated and difficult tasks.
Jack Bedell could not let anyone else issue orders, or the impetus of his leadership would be lost.
Gray Eye had taken full advantage of the chaos and the weaknesses of others to assume the leadership of the beholder community.
Its leadership was inexperienced, and its ideology was too vague to have any immediate relevance to the deep-seated problems besetting Iraq in the early 1960s.
Well, that part of the plan collapsed with Watergate, so we decided to make the Bicentennial a celebration of the new Republican leadership.
Randall Birley did not show a great deal of emotion when he addressed the company, but his voice was uncharacteristically flat as if he were making an enormous effort to show leadership by not breaking down.
Franz Weidenreich assumed leadership of the Cenozoic Research Laboratory and wrote a comprehensive series of reports on the Beijing man fossils.
Committee--that Chalabi set aside his dominating role and instead become part of a collective leadership that the administration hoped would meld the opposition into a more cohesive whole.
On March 6, the GOP House leadership scaled back its plan for large corporate tax cuts in order to win over Senate Democrats.
In a community where racial tensions run high, the naming leadership of Miller Dawkins has been something to behold.
Lynn, and while yet his own party scarcely ventured to hope anything from his leadership, Lord George proved himself an orator and a debater, a party tactician, and an energetic, vigilant, intelligent chief of opposition.
The Jewish leadership must be warned of what Emich and his followers intended to do.
In their four days together Leo had gradually assumed the leadership, and Erith seemed content to let him.
Recent history in controlling the fallout from Ervil Lebaron, Mark Hofmann, Paul Singer, Evan Mecham, and Bruce Longo told the Church leadership that their safest position was to let this fiasco pass on its own.