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stager
This term is primarily used in British English and carries a connotation of seasoned reliability and endurance. It suggests a person who has survived the trials and tribulations of a specific profession or hobby, possessing a level of practical wisdom that only comes from long-term exposure to the field.
It is most frequently encountered in the phrase "old stager," which functions as a fixed expression. While "stager" on its own is technically the noun, using it without the modifier "old" is rare in contemporary usage. The tone is generally respectful, though in certain contexts, it can imply someone who is set in their ways or outdated.
Meanings
Examples
He is an old stager in the world of diplomacy.
Ask Sarah for help since she is a real old stager around here.
The old stager knew exactly how to handle the crisis.
Only an old stager would know the secret shortcuts through the city.
She has become an old stager at managing these chaotic events.
The team needs an old stager to keep the rookies in line.
He looked at the map with the confidence of an old stager.