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Often used in the same context:
mentor,
protegee,
confidant,
acolyte,
confidante,
heir apparent,
disciple,
compatriot,
sparring partner,
nemesis,
successor,
svengali,
pal,
powerbroker,
wunderkind,
countryman,
loose cannon,
firebrand,
comer,
godfather,
prodigy,
nephew,
whiz kid,
tyro,
princeling,
eminence grise,
admirer,
tutelage,
sidekick,
bodyguard,
consigliere,
himself,
pretender,
elder statesman,
impresario,
newcomer,
friend,
maestro,
predecessor,
former,
brash,
prince regent,
adversary,
pragmatist,
henchman,
frontrunner,
kingmaker,
stooge,
crony,
inner circle,
father,
brother,
maverick,
showman,
idol,
russophobe,
moneyman,
understudy,
strongman,
meddler,
bete noire,
apparatchik,
collaborator,
tormentor,
underling,
taskmaster,
neophyte,
supremo,
hustler,
heir,
hardliner,
wonderboy,
jnr,
challenger,
hagiographer,
ally,
enfant terrible,
homeboy,
thug,
superstar,
sinophile,
turncoat,
teammate,
young turk,
dealmaker,
cousin,
contender,
modernizer,
dauphin,
tormenter,
whippersnapper,
hotshot,
schoolmate,
youngster,
rainmaker,
troublemaker,
figurehead,
hatchetman,
kingpin,
flunky,
aide,
ladykiller,
proteges,
colleague,
tutor,
apprentice,
associate,
lieutenant,
lieutenants,
writer,
actor,
actresses,
biographer,
chaplain,
classmate,
consort,
deputy,
doctor,
child,
son,
employee,
malefemale,
marital,
mentoring,
motherinfant,
offspring,
parent,
parentchild,
athlete,
dyadic,
follower,
grandparent,
monogamous,
sibling,
stimulusresponse,
tenuous,
trilateral
More specific:
protegee
Appears in the definition of:
protegee
More general:
receiver,
recipient
Also try:
— Adjectives for protege:
young,
former,
new,
own,
old,
political,
little,
special,
time,
american,
british,
more...
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