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Role Models IELTS COPY Flashcards

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A person looked up to by others as an example to be imitated.

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Role model

Example sentence: “Nelson Mandela is often cited as a role model for his unwavering commitment to social justice.”

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A famous person, often in the entertainment industry.

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Celebrity

Example sentence: “Many young people today consider celebrities as their role models.”

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A symbol or representation of something revered or idolized.

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Icon

Example sentence: “Mother Teresa is considered an icon of compassion and selflessness.”

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A trusted advisor or guide, usually with more experience in a particular field.

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Mentor

Example sentence: “Having a mentor can greatly influence one’s development and career path.”

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Something or someone that motivates or encourages creative thought or action.

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Inspiration

Example sentence: “His grandfather’s perseverance in adversity was his greatest inspiration.”

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Providing inspiration or motivation.

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Inspirational

Example sentence: “The speech by Malala Yousafzai was truly inspirational.”

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Worthy of admiration or respect.

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Admirable

Example sentence: “Her dedication to community service is truly admirable.”

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Having the power to affect or sway decisions or opinions.

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Influential

Example sentence: “His influential leadership style inspired many to follow his example.”

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Describing someone or something that is desired or sought after.

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Aspirational

Example sentence: “The young entrepreneur serves as an aspirational figure for many in the business world.”

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Serving as a desirable model; worthy of imitation.

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Exemplary

Example sentence: “Her exemplary work ethic earned her the respect of her colleagues.”

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To imitate or strive to equal or surpass someone admired.

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Emulate

Example sentence: “Many students aspire to emulate the success of their favorite athletes.”

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To fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something.

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Inspire

Example sentence: “Her story of overcoming obstacles inspired others to pursue their dreams.”

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To have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something.

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Influence

Example sentence: “Parents play a crucial role in influencing their children’s values and beliefs.”

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To regard with respect or warm approval.

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Admire

Example sentence: “I admire her determination to succeed against all odds.”

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To admire or revere greatly; to worship as an idol.

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Idolize

Example sentence: “Many teenagers idolize pop stars and try to emulate their lifestyles.”

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In a manner deserving of admiration or approval.
Example sentence: “She handled the situation admirably, demonstr

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Admirably

Example sentence: “She handled the situation admirably, demonstrating grace under pressure.”

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In a way that has a significant effect or impact.

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Influentially

Example sentence: “His writing style has influenced many contemporary authors influentially.”

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In a manner that motivates or encourages.

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Inspiringly

Example sentence: “The teacher spoke inspiringly about the importance of education.”

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With emphasis or strong expression

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Emphatically

Example sentence: “He stated emphatically that honesty is the most important quality in a leader.”

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With great effort or determination.

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Strivingly

Example sentence: “She worked strivingly to achieve her goal of becoming a doctor.”

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To admire or respect someone.

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Look up to

Example sentence: “Many children look up to their parents as role models.”

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To regard with disdain or contempt.

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Look down on

Example sentence: “It’s not right to look down on people who are less fortunate than you.”

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Example sentence: “As a teacher, it’s important to set a good example for your students.”

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Set an example

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To fulfill or meet expectations or standards.

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Live up to

Example sentence: “He tries hard to live up to the legacy of his role models.”

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To resemble or imitate someone in appearance or behavior.

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Take after

Example sentence: “She takes after her grandmother, who was known for her kindness and generosity.”

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An exceptionally good person or thing.

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“The bee’s knees”

Example sentence: “My grandmother is the bee’s knees; she’s always there to support me.”

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Of the highest quality or excellence.

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Top-notch

Example sentence: “He’s a top-notch athlete; he’s been breaking records left and right.”

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Extremely rare or exceptional.

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One in a million

Example sentence: “Her kindness and generosity make her truly one in a million.”

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An authentic or genuine person.

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The real deal

Example sentence: “When it comes to leadership, he’s the real deal.”

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The best or most reliable example of something.

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Gold standard

Example sentence: “His work ethic sets the gold standard for the rest of the team.”

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To admire and respect someone.

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To look up to someone

Example sentence: “As a child, I always looked up to my older sister.”

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To be someone who sets a good example for others to follow.

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To be a role model

Example sentence: “She strives to be a role model for her younger siblings.”

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To set a good example through one’s own behavior.

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To lead by example

Example sentence: “Effective leaders lead by example, showing others the way forward.”

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To do the same thing as someone else before you.

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“To follow in someone’s footsteps”

Example sentence: “She hopes to follow in her father’s footsteps and become a doctor.”

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To be a clear and outstanding example for others.

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To be a shining example

Example sentence: “His charitable work makes him a shining example of kindness and generosity.”

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Positive role model

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Cultural icon

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Moral compass

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Public figure

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A person who is the first to do something or go somewhere, paving the way for others to follow.

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Trailblazer

Example sentence: “Marie Curie was a trailblazer for women in the field of science.”

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Someone who donates their time, money, or resources to promote human welfare.

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Philanthropist

Example sentence: “Bill Gates is not only a successful businessman but also a renowned philanthropist.”

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An influential teacher or expert.

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Guru

Example sentence: “He’s considered a guru in the world of finance, with many seeking his advice.”

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Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions.

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Resilient

Example sentence: “Despite facing numerous setbacks, she remained resilient and determined to succeed.”

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Possessing a compelling charm or appeal that inspires devotion in others.

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Charismatic

Example sentence: “The charismatic leader had a magnetic presence that drew people to him.”

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Innovative or pioneering; breaking new ground.

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Groundbreaking

Example sentence: “Her groundbreaking research revolutionized the way we think about climate change.”

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Honest and morally good.

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Upright

Example sentence: “He’s known for his upright character and integrity in all his dealings.”

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Having the ability to think about or plan the future with imagination or wisdom.

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Visionary

Example sentence: “Steve Jobs was a visionary leader who transformed the tech industry.”

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To serve as a typical example of; to illustrate by example.

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Exemplify

Example sentence: “Her dedication to her craft exemplifies the meaning of hard work.”

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To support, advocate for, or defend a cause or person

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Champion

Example sentence: “She tirelessly champions the rights of marginalized communities.”

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To prepare the way or make progress easier.

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Pave

Example sentence: “His groundbreaking research paved the way for future discoveries in the field.”

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To support or defend something, such as a principle or belief

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Uphold

Example sentence: “It’s important for leaders to uphold the values of honesty and integrity.”

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To bring or recall to the conscious mind; to elicit or draw forth.

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Evoke
Example sentence: “His paintings evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing.”

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In a manner showing care and conscientiousness in one’s work or duties.

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Diligently

Example sentence: “She worked diligently to achieve her career goals.”

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In a genuine or real manner.

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Authentically

Example sentence: “She spoke authentically about her struggles, inspiring others to do the same.”

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Thoroughly or completely.

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Comprehensively

Example sentence: “The report comprehensively covers all aspects of the issue.”

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In a manner that is emphatic or loud.

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Resoundingly

Example sentence: “The team won resoundingly, with a score of 5-0.”

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In a tasteful and stylish manner.

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Elegantly

Example sentence: “She presented her ideas elegantly, capturing the audience’s attention.”

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To anticipate or await eagerly.

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Look forward to

Example sentence: “She looks forward to the opportunity to meet her role model in person.”

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To be noticeably different or better than others.

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Stand out

Example sentence: “His leadership qualities really stand out among his peers.”

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To regard with a feeling of superiority or disdain.

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Look down upon

Example sentence: “It’s important not to look down upon those who are less fortunate.”

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To fulfill or realize something in one’s life.

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Live out

Example sentence: “She dreams of living out her passion for travel by exploring the world.”

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Referring to someone who possesses the qualities of a good role model.

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Role model material

Example sentence: “With his determination and compassion, he’s definitely role model material.”

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Performing exceptionally well in one’s field or endeavor.

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“On top of their game”

Example sentence: “As a CEO, she’s always on top of her game, leading her company to success.”

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Someone or something to be taken seriously due to their strength, influence, or capabilities.

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“A force to be reckoned with”

Example sentence: “The young activist is a force to be reckoned with in the fight for environmental justice.”

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The best or most talented individuals in a group or category.

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The cream of the crop

Example sentence: “Only the cream of the crop is selected to represent the country in the Olympics.”

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To make a special effort or exert oneself beyond what is required.

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To go the extra mile

Example sentence: “She always goes the extra mile to help her colleagues succeed.”

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To act in accordance with one’s words or beliefs.

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To walk the walk

Example sentence: “As a leader, it’s important to not only talk the talk but also walk the walk.”

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To provide guidance or inspiration to others.

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To be a guiding light

Example sentence: “Her wisdom and compassion make her a guiding light for her friends and family.”

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To share similar qualities or characteristics.

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“To be cut from the same cloth”

Example sentence: “The two siblings are cut from the same cloth, both excelling in academics and sports.”

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To do something in a new or different way, often defying convention.

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To break the mold

Example sentence: “Her innovative approach to problem-solving truly breaks the mold.”

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To take the initiative in a movement or effort.

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To lead the charge

Example sentence: “She’s always the first to lead the charge when it comes to advocating for change.”

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Cultural phenomenon

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A person with profound knowledge or expertise in a particular area.

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Savant

Example sentence: “He was a savant when it came to computer programming, writing complex code with ease.”

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Firm and resolute; not faltering or hesitating.

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Unwavering

Example sentence: “Despite facing criticism, she remained unwavering in her commitment to social justice.”

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Possessing admirable qualities such as honor, integrity, and generosity.

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Noble

Example sentence: “Her noble actions during the crisis earned her widespread praise and admiration.”

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Having the power to affect or change opinions or actions.

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Influential

Example sentence: “The influential artist used his platform to advocate for social change.”

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To stimulate or excite someone into taking action.

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Galvanize

Example sentence: “His impassioned speech galvanized the crowd to join the protest.”

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To give someone the courage or confidence to do something.

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Embolden

Example sentence: “Her supportive words emboldened him to pursue his dreams.”

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To clarify or explain something; to shed light on a topic.

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Illuminate

Example sentence: “Her research illuminates the complexities of human behavior.”

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To gradually but firmly establish an idea or attitude in someone’s mind.

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Instill

Example sentence: “Parents strive to instill values of honesty and respect in their children.”

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To encourage the development or growth of something.

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Foster

Example sentence: “The mentor sought to foster a sense of creativity and innovation in his proteges.”

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In an unyielding or persistent manner.

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Relentlessly

Example sentence: “The team pursued their objectives relentlessly, refusing to give up.”

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In a way that cannot be doubted or questioned.

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Indisputably

Example sentence: “His achievements are indisputably impressive, earning him widespread recognition.”

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With great care and perseverance.

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Assiduously

Example sentence: “She studied assiduously for the exam, determined to excel.”

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In a way that is inherent or essential to the nature of something.

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Intrinsically

Example sentence: “Kindness is intrinsically linked to our humanity.”

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To develop or mature into a particular role or identity.

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Grow into
Example sentence: “Over time, she grew into a confident and capable leader.”

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To assume or take on a role or responsibility.

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Step into

Example sentence: “After his mentor retired, he stepped into the role of team leader.”

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To be genuine or authentic.

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To be the real McCoy

Example sentence: “Her kindness is the real McCoy; she genuinely cares about others.”

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To be someone or something new, different, and refreshing.

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To be a breath of fresh air

Example sentence: “His innovative approach to problem-solving was a breath of fresh air.”

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To be competent or skilled in one’s field.

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“To be worth one’s salt”

Example sentence: “As a teacher, she’s worth her salt; her students consistently excel.”

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To be a good and honest person.

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To be the salt of the earth

Example sentence: “Despite his wealth, he remained humble and down-to-earth, truly the salt of the earth.”

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To understand and empathize with someone’s experiences or perspective.

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To walk in someone’s shoes

Example sentence: “Before judging others, it’s important to walk in their shoes and see things from their point of view.”

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To provide guidance or inspiration to others.

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To light the way

Example sentence: “Her words of wisdom have always lit the way for me during difficult times.”

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To be in control or in a position of authority.

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To be in the driver’s seat

Example sentence: “As CEO, he’s in the driver’s seat, guiding the company’s direction.”

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To provide sensible and logical advice or guidance.

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To be the voice of reason

Example sentence: “In times of crisis, he’s always the voice of reason, helping us find solutions.”

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Celebrity endorsement

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