mentor

IPA: mˈɛntɔr

A wise and trusted counselor or teacher.
(Greek mythology) Odysseus's trusted counselor. He was assigned the responsibility of raising Odysseus's son Telemachus while Odysseus was away fighting in Troy.
(countable) A male given name from Ancient Greek

Examples of "mentor" in Sentences

The fighter was named by his mentor.
Also this will be the job of the mentors.
She regarded her teacher as her life mentor.
It is the job of the mentors to make the rules here.
Mentor woman is accused of trying to stab boyfriend.
The older partner was to mentor and teach the younger.
Chord was the mentor of Night Thrasher and the New Warriors.
The son was unrepentant and the mentor subsequently disowned him.
His mentor was the anthropologist and philosopher Gregory Bateson.
The theme is what is important to the contestant's article not the mentor.
Note that the term mentor is not the same as idol, and implies a direct working relationship.
I don't know if I consciously knew the word mentor back then, I just knew that I felt better when her letters arrived.
The word "mentor" is often bandied about by those who have benefited from his advice and hospitality, and they often prosper.
The word "mentor" comes from the name of Mentor, a character in the Odyssey, in whose guise the goddess Athena gives advice to young Telemachus.
The earthling soon discovers his mentor is actually the central figure in a secret conspiracy that threatens the philosophies, traditions and hierarchy of the entire Green Lantern Corps.
During morning prayers, Ifemelu's mother commanded God to bless the General, "Father Lord, bless Uju's mentor," she would say, the word "mentor" pushed out of her mouth like a challenge.