Vanguard
/ˈvænˌɡɑrd/
Definitions
- (n.) The foremost part of an advancing military formation.
The vanguard led the army into enemy territory.
- (n.) The leading position in a movement or trend, especially one that innovates or leads change.
The company was in the vanguard of technological innovation.
Forms
- vanguards
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Commentary
Often used metaphorically to denote leadership or pioneering roles beyond military contexts.
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