Benefit
Lead
Lead noun - The person who has the most important role in a play, movie, or TV show.
How words are described
| human | human benefit | human lead |
| good | good benefit | good lead |
| particular | particular benefit | particular lead |
| normal | normal benefit | normal lead |
| Other adjectives: direct, initial, substantial, obvious, simple, actual, real, massive, great, enormous, huge, little, slight, main, sole, possible, secondary, significant, primary. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- However, Uncle Grandpa's adventures also lead to the kids learning lessons that will benefit in the long run, which is more valuable than the immediate help Aunt Grandma presented.
Source: For Happiness - This has a two-fold benefit: one, the lead will be more likely to remember me fondly which will help my chances should I decide to try again much later; and two, this will likely impress the lead's attractive friends, at least one of whom may consider dating me.
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There is no perceptible benefit afterwards, and in all likelihood this probably lead to an infection which is why Mattie had to have her arm amputated.
Source: Film / True Grit
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