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View usage for: lynchpin in British English (ˈlɪntʃˌpɪn) noun a variant spelling of linchpin lynchpin in American English (ˈlɪntʃˌpɪn) Examples of 'lynchpin' in a sentencelynchpin He's the lynchpin of our team. Synonyms driving force co-ordinator cornerstone Additional synonymsDefinition most important The new leader is the deputy chief of the territory's defence force. Synonyms head, leader, director, manager, lord, boss (informal), captain, master, governor, commander, principal, superior, ruler, superintendent, chieftain, ringleader, suzerain, ariki (New Zealand), sherang (Australian, New Zealand) Definition a member of the governing board of a business, trust, etc. He is the director of the unit. Synonyms controller, head, leader, manager, chief, executive, chairperson, boss (informal), producer, governor, principal, administrator, supervisor, organizer, helmer, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) Definition a chief support Fish and rice were the mainstays of their diet. Synonyms pillar, backbone, bulwark, prop, anchor, buttress, lynchpin, chief support - luxury
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Additional synonymsDefinition a person who holds one of the most important positions in an organization the principal of the company Synonyms boss, head, leader, director, chief (informal), master, ruler, superintendent, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) |