colead

verb

co·lead | \ ˌkō-ˈlēd

variants: or co-lead

coled or co-led; coleading or co-leading

Definition of colead

1 transitive : to lead (something, such as a group) with one or more other people They were chosen to co-lead the investigative team.

2 intransitive : to share a lead with another person in a competition A former U.S. Amateur champion in Byeong Hun An co-leads at 10 under after a second straight 66.— Kevin Casey

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coleader \ ˌkō-ˈlē-dər

\ or co-leader noun, plural coleaders or co-leaders

… expedition coleader Roy Glaser slid gingerly around a huge block of rock that seemed solidly attached to the wall. — David Roberts

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Tensions flared in late 2015 when Mr. Meissner proposed coleading a €20 billion loan to Volkswagen AG , which needed cash to help weather its emissions-testing scandal. — Liz Hoffman, WSJ, "Bank of America Is Missing Out on Wall Street’s Boom," 13 Oct. 2018 That was the case with Bamako*Chicago Sound System, a group that Ms. Mitchell coleads with the Malian kora player Ballake Sisoko, but that began as her brainchild. — Giovanni Russonello, New York Times, "Nicole Mitchell, an Innovative Flutist With an Afrofuturist Vision," 10 Jan. 2018

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