coachfellow (Meaning)

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coachfellow (n.)

One of a pair of horses employed to draw a coach; hence (Fig.), a comrade.

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The coachfellow sat quietly at the back of the room, observing the team's dynamics.
As a coachfellow, her role was to provide guidance and support to the athletes.
The coachfellow offered constructive criticism during the practice session to help the players improve their skills.
In the mentoring program, each participant was paired with a coachfellow to assist them in achieving their goals.
During the workshop, the coachfellow shared personal experiences to inspire the participants.
The coachfellow's insight into team dynamics was invaluable in resolving conflicts among players.
As a coachfellow, he believed in fostering a positive environment for growth and development.
The coachfellow encouraged the team to set ambitious goals and supported them in reaching their full potential.
The coachfellow conducted one-on-one sessions with each member to address their individual needs.
With the guidance of the coachfellow, the team achieved remarkable success in the tournament.

One of a pair of horses employed to draw a coach; hence (Fig.), a comrade.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The coachfellow sat quietly at the back of the room, observing the team's dynamics.

As a coachfellow, her role was to provide guidance and support to the athletes.

The coachfellow offered constructive criticism during the practice session to help the players improve their skills.

In the mentoring program, each participant was paired with a coachfellow to assist them in achieving their goals.