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Protege

Verb / ˈprəʊtʌˌʒeɪ / Another word for protege — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

a person who is guided and supported by an older, more experienced or influential person

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Example sentences

  1. The famous artist took her protege under her wing and taught her everything she knew.
  2. He became a protege of the CEO and quickly climbed the corporate ladder.
  3. The young athlete was the protege of a famous coach and went on to win many competitions.
  4. She was proud to be the protege of such a wise and respected teacher.
  5. The protege was grateful for the mentorship and support of her older colleague.

Quotes

  • I've had a protege once. He was a good student. Perhaps too good...
  • A protege is a great thing to have, but a mentor is even better.
  • I'm a protege of many great musicians, so I've been influenced by many different styles.

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