credible messenger
credible messenger noun: in social programs, a mentor, often with a criminal or similarly problematic background, who uses the credibility gained by their own lived experience to positively influence (often younger) troubled individuals.
Noun
credible messenger (plural credible messengers)
- In social programs, a mentor, often with a criminal or similarly problematic background, who uses the credibility gained by their own lived experience to positively influence (often younger) troubled individuals.
Forms of credible messenger
| plural | credible messengers |
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Questions about credible messenger
- What does credible messenger mean?
- Credible messenger means in social programs, a mentor, often with a criminal or similarly problematic background, who uses the credibility gained by their own lived experience to positively influence (often younger) troubled individuals.
- What part of speech is credible messenger?
- Credible messenger is a noun.
- What is the plural of credible messenger?
- The plural of credible messenger is credible messengers.
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