usher
To lead or guide someone politely to a place.
usher in a sentence
- A smiling attendant ushered us to our seats just before the film began.
- A guide came to usher the visitors through the castle's grand doors and into the great hall.
Words that mean something similar
guide, lead, escort
More words about movement & action
- vanish: To disappear suddenly and completely.
- vanquish: To defeat someone completely in a battle or contest.
- vault: To jump over something using your hands or a pole to help you.
- veer: To change direction suddenly.
- venture: To dare to go somewhere or try something risky.
- vigorous: Done with lots of energy and strength.
- voyage: A long journey by sea or through space.
- waft: To float gently through the air.
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Sitting the 11+ in Kent, Medway or Buckinghamshire?
Plain-English guides to each test, from the councils’ own pages: Kent Test · Medway Test · Bucks Secondary Transfer Test