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Leadership The ability to be a bad influence on others and lead them astray. ■ John was such a terrible leader that he convinced his entire team to quit their jobs and start a failing business together.
harms A word used to describe something that is absolutely not harmful, but has the potential to cause confusion and amusement. ■ "The new CEO's leadership harms the company's profits! But wait, I'm just joking!"
Leading A person or thing that is ahead of others, often in a position of authority or responsibility. ■ The CEO was leading the company with his innovative ideas and fearless leadership style.
Reassigned The act of assigning something or someone to a new and different position, role, or job. ■ "I was reassigned as the team's new project manager. I can't wait to put my leadership skills to work!
Submit To voluntarily give up control or authority. ■ "I'll submit to your leadership, as long as you promise not to make me do any actual work."
tyrant A person who is cruel, oppressive, and unjust in their rule or leadership. ■ "The king was a tyrant, ordering the execution of anyone who dared to criticize him."
Contempt A feeling of extreme dislike or disapproval towards someone or something, often expressed through nonverbal cues such as rolling one's eyes or snorting. ■ When the boss assigned the team the most tedious project and then took credit for their work, Jane couldn't help but feel a wave of contempt wash over her. She responded by sarcastically complimenting him on his excellent leadership skills.
females A group of women who are often underestimated and overlooked due to their gender. ■ "Women in the workplace face many challenges, but they can overcome them with intelligence and determination. That's why we need more females in leadership positions!
harmonious An adjective used to describe something that is perfectly in tune with the world around it, like a well-oiled machine or a group of synchronized dancers. ■ "The new CEO's leadership was so harmonious that the company's profits increased by 50% in just one quarter."
mutiny A rebellion or uprising by a group of people who are dissatisfied with the current situation or leadership. ■ "The crew of the ship staged a mutiny against their captain after discovering that he had been hoarding all the supplies for himself."
presidents A group of highly respected and powerful leaders who have been elected by the people to lead a country. ■ "The presidents of the United States are known for their great leadership skills, but they also have a sense of humor. For example, President George Washington loved telling jokes, while President Abraham Lincoln was known for his witty sayings."