What does it call a person who is guided by someone?
If a tourist is guided in.a city by a tour guide and has experienced the city, what would be the term to use to describe that tourist as a function of the guiding and what is the most important item? What is the best thing I can come up with an guided one, but that sounds a bit bland. After looking into the results, I will try to think of some advice. Can anyone suggest me better terms for this? I’m looking for a term that can be used in a context where the term is the only thing that indicates direction.
Where does the Guide play
in the environment: providing sensory information and advice to the person being guided? The person being guided is less a follower and more a master, but I don’t want to use the term master because that feels too much like slavery. Is it a student teacher relationship or a student/teacher partnership? Essentially, the guide has a role sometime between mentor and assistent, and it’s that role that I want to reflect in the term.
When
I turned in the Words a tour guide suddenly stopped me and i can’t speak to them anymore.’ is this bad?
The was accompanied by his guide animal. I
was on a tour of the building he helped fund. What was my own feelings? Is
it possible for a writer to hear guidance from only one ancestor at a time? ” (purpose i want to use it in my book) (context in which I want to use it in my book).
With the use of a word, a person has heightened senses’ and a more creative capacity, both in abstract and logical thought. “Japanese
and Hindi: “Japanese and Chinese: “Sharkish and “Asian”.
What’s the significance of the dignitary and how would it contribute? I thought of showing a head of state around a building or a government minister. I really like a building. What are some examples?
Led by an officer who represents the dignitary; the person shows them round and informs the dignitary; the information flows in the direction you need, but the dignitary has the higher social status as you require. In construction, projects, or any other important process, the guide is the project director or a senior military officer, or the owner of the building.
Given the clarification in the comment above, I’d suggest
Devotee – a person who is extremely devoted to a religion’s followers.
or
Disciple – a person who is a pupil or is adherent of the doctrines of another; follower:
You can use mentee.
Who is advised, trained or counselled by a mentor?
According to
Thomas Jefferson, “The mentee was given constant guidance from her mentor. ”
Good luck to you!
What is the best answer for you?
I use the word protu00e9gu00e9 : A
person who is guided and supported by an older and more experienced person or mentor.
I think it fits really well in the context of your book, since you are looking for a word for someone who’s mentored. By definition ancestors are older if not more experienced.
This word may not fit the other contexts you mentioned, but I think that the examples put too much emphasis on the “assistant” part of things.
Given the clarification in the comment above, I’d suggest
Devotee – a person who is extremely devoted to a religion’s followers.
or
Disciple – a person who is a pupil or is adherent of the doctrines of another; follower:
If you are writing a book, you get to coin a word. You are an ancestor
and can only receive guidance from 1 ancestor at a time”. I have a passage in My Self-Publishing. So, I want to use it in my book.
I am suggesting that this word has a flavor of science fiction. Who knows if this fits the feel of your book? What do You think of the report?
Consider guidee, which means one
who is guided.
An example sentence:
“What gives? At
that point ” it doesn’t fit your desired context, though and that’s why I read it. However, you might just want to go with a higher sortal, called “person”: “A
person can only receive guidance from 1 ancestor at a time. In
fact, higher sortals work in all your examples, and are, in my opinion, preferable to using a synonym of “the guided” or “follower”. In your contexts, using the latter actually creates redundancies since the consequent material of all of the sentences make it clear that the contexts are ones of guidance. Why is it not really better to encode information twice?
“The tourist was suddenly stopped by the tour guide”.
The blind man accompanied his guide animal. The man was accompanied by a lion. ”
“The executive was on a tour of the building he helped fund. All
of these sentences contain more information than would the corresponding sentence where the italicized sortal is substitued with a redundant synyonym of “follower”.
