beacon
/ˈbiːkən/Definitions
1. noun
A tower or light that shows the way, especially at sea, to warn of danger or to guide ships safely into harbor.
“The lighthouse served as a beacon for ships navigating through treacherous waters.”
2. noun
A person or thing that attracts attention or admiration, especially because of some quality or achievement.
“The young artist became a beacon of hope in her community with her inspiring story.”
3. noun
A signal or indication of something, especially a danger or a warning.
“The fire alarm sounded as a beacon of warning to evacuate the building.”
4. verb
To serve as a guide or signal, especially to show the way or warn of danger.
“The captain’s experience beaconed him through the stormy weather.”