He's the fountainhead.
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Fountainhead
Synonyms for "fountainhead" (28 found)
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Closest matches (6)
Strong matches (8)
Related words (14)
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Translations
19 translations across 11 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- աղբերակ noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
Central Kurdish
1 entries- سەرچاوە noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 本源 noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
- 水源 noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
- 源頭 /源头 noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
Finnish
2 entries- alkulähde noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
- lähde noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
German
3 entries- Quelle noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
- Quelle noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
- Ursprung noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
Greek
1 entries- βρυσομάνα noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
Hungarian
3 entries- kútforrás noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
- kútfő noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
- kútfő noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
Italian
2 entries- fonte noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
- sorgente noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
Manx
1 entries- ard-phersoon noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
Māori
1 entries- mātāwai noun (a spring that is the source of a river)
Russian
1 entries- первоисточник noun (an abundant source of knowledge, etc.)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Some bat species are well-known reservoirs of the coronavirus family and leading candidates for SARS-CoV-2 fountainhead.
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Some species of bat are well-known reservoirs of the coronavirus family and leading candidates for SARS-CoV-2 fountainhead.
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We came upon a fountainhead and filled up the water bottles.
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