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Gatekeeper meaning
A person or group who controls access to something or somebody. | A person who guards or monitors passage through a gate. | A common orange and brown butterfly with eyespots, Pyronia tithonus, of the family Nymphalidae.
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Example sentences (20)
Apple, meanwhile, says that iMessage simply doesn’t have enough EU users to be classified as a gatekeeper.
Are you doing a fellow striver a good turn, or acting as a gatekeeper of excellence, making sure that only the best books succeed?
She is the abusive girl boss gatekeeper we’ve been waiting for.
The last part of the offer, in particular, highlights Tunisia’s potential role as a gatekeeper of migration from North Africa to Europe.
The pair's friendship spanned over three decades, with Angela being described as the Queen's right-hand woman and "gatekeeper" - due to their close bond.
The women learned “moxie” from their mother – a trait that served them well as the warden’s gatekeeper, Karasch said.
This preclinical information demonstrates equal coverage across essential gatekeeper and molecular brake mutations in FGFR2 without any signs of FGFR1-related hyperphosphatemia at effective plasma concentrations.
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A senior defense official praised the Shin Bet’s impartiality, stating, “the agency is a genuine gatekeeper.
His supposed indulgence of Wall Street elites has left many to question if he represents justice or has merely positioned himself as the gatekeeper of corporate favoritism.
It has since been converted into three offices, but the station master's house and gatekeeper's cottage are still private homes.
James was caught by a pump kick by Chen who followed up with the roaring chop to the chest to put away James as the gatekeeper locked the door.
Meanwhile, Musk’s and Ramaswamy’s sweeping “efficiency” mandates from Trump could turn on an old, defunct constitutional theory that the president — not Congress — is the real gatekeeper of federal spending.
One was the gatekeeper for the other.
Some district and state officials have denied children access to special education services by on how many children qualify—with cognitive testing at times playing a problematic role as gatekeeper.
The focus on digital markets reflects growing concerns about the outsized influence of gatekeeper platforms—those that control critical digital infrastructure, such as e-commerce, search engines, social media, and app ecosystems.
The traditional breakfast and tea cost the same as The Gatekeeper at £5.75 and £1.56.
We’re less likely to be led astray by someone else, a poor gatekeeper who’s too ignorant or too corrupt to do the job properly.
After doing gatekeeper training through her local council, the 18-year-old knows the signs to watch for and what to do if she sees them in someone.
An effective gatekeeper must be hated in some quarters.