vanguard
Pronunciation: [vænˈɡɑrd]
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Context: “military”
(noun) the part of an army that is in front of the rest. They lead the way during a battle or exploration. Imagine being the first in a line that has to explore a new place.
Example
The vanguard bravely moved forward to scout the enemy's position.
Example
Without a strong vanguard, the army struggled to advance safely.
Example
Who is in charge of the vanguard during the mission?
Context: “innovation”
(noun) a group of people or ideas that lead the way in new developments or changes. They are the first to try something new, like leading in technology or fashion.
Example
This company is at the vanguard of green technology with its new solar products.
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Traditional methods stayed popular, while innovative ideas lagged behind the vanguard.
Example
What companies do you think are in the vanguard of change in our world?
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