plural of leader
"The new leaders announced their plans to rebuild the city after the storm."
In plain English: Leaders are people who guide and influence others to work together toward a common goal.
"The new leaders announced their plans for the upcoming election day."
Usage: Use leaders to refer to two or more people who guide or direct a group, organization, or movement. This term functions simply as the plural form of leader and applies to various contexts such as business, sports, or community affairs.
plural of Leader
"The new administration appointed several leaders from different industries to guide the economic recovery plan."
Derived from Old English lǣdan (to lead), this plural form originally referred to those who guide or direct others. The root verb traces back to Proto-Germanic laithan, meaning to convey or carry along.