# mentored

Pronunciation: say "MEN-tord" US /ˈmɛn.toɹd/, UK /ˈmɛn.tɔːd/; AUS say "MEN-tawd" /ˈmen.toːd/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of mentor. — simple past and past participle of mentor
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of mentor. Use this form for guidance that already happened.
   - _The senior nurse mentored every trainee on the ward._
   - _Over the decade, she had mentored countless aspiring writers._

## Adjective

2. Under the guidance and control of a mentor, an experienced guide or adviser.
   - Simple: Being guided and looked after by an experienced helper, guide, or teacher.
   - _Mentored interns at the firm reported far less anxiety than those left on their own._
   - _The mentored recruit settled into the team within a few weeks._

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