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A Lead

Noun (1)

Definition: A piece of information that may lead to the discovery of something or someone.

Example Sentences:

  • Investigators followed up on every lead they received.
  • The detective found a crucial lead that helped solve the case.
  • The journalist pursued a potential lead for her next article.

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Noun (2)

Definition: A heavy, soft, malleable bluish-gray metal.

Example Sentences:

  • The artist used lead sheets to create a sculpture.
  • Old plumbing systems often had pipes made of lead.
  • Some batteries contain traces of lead.

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Verb

Definition: To guide or direct on a course.

Example Sentences:

  • The tour guide led the group through the historic neighborhood.
  • The teacher led the students down the right path to success.
  • You can lead the way, and I'll follow.

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