superintendent [soo-per-in-ten-duhnt, soo-prin-] Example Sentences
Main Entry:
superintendent [soo-per-in-ten-duhnt, soo-prin-]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who oversees organization
Synonyms: administrator, boss, caretaker, chief, conductor, controller, curator, custodian, director, foreperson, governor, head, head person, inspector, manager, overseer, sitter, slave driver, straw boss, super*, supervisor, zookeeper
Main Entry: administrator
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who manages organization
Synonyms: CEO, ambassador, authority, boss, bureaucrat, captain, chair, chairperson, chief, commander, consul, controller, custodian, dean, director, exec, executive, front office, governor, head, head honcho, head person, inspector, judge, leader, manager, mayor, minister, officer, official, organizer, overseer, person upstairs, premier, president, prez, producer, superintendent, supervisor
Antonyms: employee, worker
Main Entry: boss
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: manager over other employees
Synonyms: administrator, big cheese, big gun, big person, chief, chieftain, controller, director, dominator, employer, exec, executive, foreperson, head, head honcho, helmer, honcho, leader, overseer, owner, person in charge, superintendent, supervisor, taskperson, top dog, wheel
Antonyms: employee, worker
Example Sentences
  • The factory superintendent nodded politely and led them into a large building with peeling gray stucco walls.
  • For sure, this approach to running a protected area requires a park superintendent with both confidence and an open mind.
  • There is a lot of science and experience involved in being a good sports turf manager or golf course superintendent today.
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Main Entry: caretaker
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who maintains something
Synonyms: baby sitter, concierge, curator, custodian, house-sitter, janitor, keeper, porter, sitter, super*, superintendent, supervisor, warden, watchperson
Main Entry: chief
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person in charge
Synonyms: big cheese, big gun, big wheel, bigwig, boss, captain, chieftain, commander, dictator, director, foreperson, general, governor, head, head honcho, head person, honcho, key player, leader, manager, monarch, overlord, overseer, president, principal, proprietor, ringleader, ruler, sovereign, superintendent, supervisor, suzerain, top brass, top cat
Antonyms: apprentice, employee, servant, subordinate, underling, worker
Main Entry: custodian
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: caretaker, maintenance person
Synonyms: Cerberus, baby sitter, bodyguard, claviger, cleaner, cleaning person, concierge, curator, escort, guardian, housesitter, keeper, maintenance person, manager, overseer, protector, sitter, steward, super*, superintendent, supervisor, swamper, warden, watchdog, watchperson
Main Entry: employer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person, business who hires
Synonyms: CEO, CO, big shot, boss, businessperson, capitalist, chief, company, corporation, director, entrepreneur, establishment, executive, firm, front office, head, head honcho, juice*, kingpin, management, manager, manufacturer, meal ticket, organization, outfit, overseer, owner, patron, president, proprietor, slavedriver, superintendent, supervisor, workers big cheese
Main Entry: governor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person administrating government
Synonyms: administrator, boss, chief, chief of state, commander, comptroller, controller, director, executive, gubernatorial leader, guv, head, head honcho, leader, manager, overseer, presiding officer, ruler, superintendent, supervisor
Main Entry: guardian
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: keeper, protector
Synonyms: angel*, attendant, baby-sitter, bird dog, cerberus, champion, chaperon, chaperone, conservator, cop, curator, custodian, defender, escort, guard, keeper, nurse, overseer, paladin, patrol, preserver, safeguard, sentinel, shepherd, sitter, sponsor, superintendent, supervisor, trustee, vigilante, warden, watchdog
Notes: guardian is from Old French gardein 'protector, custodian,' while warden is from Old North French wardein 'guardian, custodian'; both words came from Frankish, represented by Old High German warten 'to watch, guard'
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