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mentoring
This term describes a supportive, long-term relationship focused on growth and wisdom rather than just the transfer of technical skills. It carries a connotation of generosity and investment in another person's future, distinguishing it from coaching, which is typically more task-oriented and short-term.
As a noun, the word functions as a gerund and is typically treated as an uncountable mass noun when referring to the general process or concept. It does not have a standard plural form in common usage; instead, one would refer to mentoring programs or mentoring sessions to express plurality.
Meanings
Examples
The company implemented a formal mentoring program to help new hires integrate faster.
I really appreciate the mentoring you have provided during my first year here.
Maybe I should look for some mentoring to help me navigate my career path.
The professor took a mentoring role with the graduate students.
Effective mentoring requires patience and a genuine interest in the other person's growth.
He spent years mentoring young artists in the community.
I wonder if she is open to a mentoring relationship.
The knight focused on mentoring the squire in the art of swordplay.