5 uses
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Definition
someone who receives help in their career from a more experienced or influential mentor or patron
- "Your protege has made us late," said he.Chapter 26 (84% in)
- No; she has two of her proteges with her and must keep with them.Chapter 26 (75% in)
- "I can't fit in your proteges every day.Chapter 26 (82% in)
- Proteges always are.Chapter 26 (82% in)
- "I congratulate you on your proteges," he remarked.Chapter 26 (91% in)
There are no more uses of "protégé" in Howards End.
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