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quarterback
noun as in adviser/advisor
noun as in advisor
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verb as in arrange
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verb as in boss
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- take charge
verb as in control
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verb as in coordinate
verb as in direct
verb as in guide
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verb as in lead
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verb as in lead
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verb as in oversee
verb as in plan
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verb as in spearhead
verb as in supervise
Example Sentences
Packers quarterback Jordan Love fumbled a scoring opportunity in the final minute of the first half.
Jaxson Dart became the only rookie quarterback in NFL history with a rushing touchdown in five straight games, but the Giants lost him to concussion before losing a 10-point lead to the Bears.
More insidious groupthink has taken hold inside the NFL: only quarterbacks can win the league’s Most Valuable Player award.
In reality, both teams share the same reason for their stunning turnarounds: Their quarterbacks have played far better than most imagined.
Rodgers couldn’t establish anything close to an offensive rhythm, and Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert took an all-too-familiar beating, playing behind an offensive line that has had 19 different combinations this season.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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