Brief and Coach

Brief

Brief verb - To give information to.

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Coach and brief are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Coach" instead a verb "Brief".

Coach verb - To give advice and instruction to (someone) regarding the course or process to be followed.

Usage example: carefully coached her through the home-buying process

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Brief and coach are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brief" instead a verb "Coach".

Nearby Words: coached, coaching, coachhouse

guy

brief guy

coach guy

There were brief appearances of a coach, a secretary, and a teacher in that first of about three classroom scenes.

Source: High School
Two-Teacher School: The only recurring faculty members have been the football coach and a guidance counselor(which is strangely replaced every new school year) and even their appearances are brief.

Source: Series / The Secret Life of the American Teenager
There's a brief but oft-quoted speech in the inspirational sports movie Remember the Titans where the coach of the titular football team encourages his players to aspire to be like their mythical namesakes, who were "greater even than the gods".

Source: Sadly Mythtaken

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