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usher
noun as in person who guides others to place
Example Sentences
This ushered in a wave of reforms, including the expansion of the officer candidate pool, which had previously been limited to members of the Metropolitan Division.
BBC Sport caught up with former cruiserweight champion Bellew as he was ushered out by a few men dressed in black.
Early in his tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury, he was credited with helping usher through the vote that allowed women to become bishops, being supportive of the move through often tempestuous division.
It will not bring an end to violence, let alone usher in democracy, but it would open the space for serious negotiations.
Along with other journalists, we were ushered into the corridor.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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