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authority figure

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au·thor·i·ty figure (-thôr-t)
n.
A real or projected person in a position of power.
authority figure,
a person who by virtue of status, strength, knowledge, or other recognized superiority exerts influence over others.
authority figure
Psychiatry A projected or real person in a position of power or authority–eg, a parent, spouse
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