What does LEADS mean?

Parts of Speech

Leads is a verb and can also be a noun.

Definitions

As a verb, leads means to guide, direct, or conduct. As a noun, leads can refer to a position of advantage or superiority.

Pronunciations

US: /lidz/

UK: /liːdz/

Origin and Usage

The verb leads comes from the Old English word "lǣdan," which means "to guide." Leads is commonly used in the context of leadership, such as "He leads the team to victory." It can also refer to guiding or directing someone or something, such as "She leads the horse to the stable." As a noun, leads can refer to a position of advantage or superiority, such as "The company has taken the lead in the industry."

Synonyms

Synonyms for the verb leads include guides, directs, steers, and conducts. Synonyms for the noun leads include advantage, head start, and superiority.

Related Words

Deals, heals, meals, seals, and steals are all related five-letter words to leads.

Example Sentences

• She leads the team to victory.
• He leads the horse to the stable.
• The company has taken the lead in the industry.
• He has a commanding lead in the race.
• The tour guide leads the group through the museum.