admiral
Pronunciation: [ˈæd.mə.rəl]
Word
Context: “military”
(noun) a high-ranking officer in the navy. An admiral is in charge of a fleet of ships and helps to make important decisions in naval operations.
Example
The admiral gave inspiring orders that led the fleet to victory.
Example
The admiral's poor decisions resulted in a failed mission.
Example
Who is the admiral in charge of the navy this year?
Context: “leadership”
(noun) a leader or someone in authority, especially in military settings. This can refer to a person who takes charge and organizes a group.
Example
Her leadership as an admiral earned her respect from her crew.
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Without a strong admiral, the fleet struggled to operate effectively.
Example
What qualities make someone a great admiral?
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