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"Guide" vs. "mentor": navigating the nuances of support
Lloyd Cooper 03/10/2024, 01:06English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "guide" and "mentor" refer to individuals who provide advice, support, and direction to help others learn or improve.
What is different?
A "guide" often provides directional or informational support in specific situations or tasks, while a "mentor" typically involves a long-term relationship focused on broader personal or professional development.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Guide- The tour guide showed us around the ancient ruins.
- She used the manual to guide her through the installation process.
- He's been a mentor to me throughout my career.
- She mentors young professionals entering the industry.
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