Other word of manager

What is another word for Manager?

• director

  supervisor, executive

• boss

  business, head

• administrator

  supervisor, executive

• supervisor

  chair, head

• superintendent

  supervisor, chair

• executive

  supervisor, administrator

• head

  supervisor, over

• overseer

  over, executive

• chief

  over

• leader

  head, executive officer

• foreman

  head, over

• governor

  chief, person who runs organization

• controller

  organizer, person who runs organization

• coach

  person, physical education instructor

• managing director

  executive

• proprietor

  person who runs organization

• handler

  person who runs organization

• organizer

  person who runs organization

• comptroller

  organizer

• officer

  administrator, over

• official

  administrator, executive

• producer

  businessman

• steward

  management, ruler

• conductor

• master

• straw boss

  high muckamuck

• exec

  executive director

• president

• principal

• forewoman

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as in executive

a person who manages or directs something

we wanted an exemption from the policy regarding refunds, but the store manager refused

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• n.

  •
  • agent,
  • account executive,
  • capitalist,
  • ambassador.
  •
  • over.

  • administrator (noun)

  • chairperson,
  • judge,
  • chair,
  • premier,
  • captain,
  • commander,
  • dean,
  • front office,
  • bureaucrat,
  • authority,
  • inspector,
  • president,
  • consul,
  • minister,
  • ceo.

  • banker (noun)

  • investor,
  • broker,
  • dealer,
  • teller,
  • financier,
  • treasurer,
  • house.

  • businessperson (noun)

  • merchandiser,
  • big wheel,
  • baron,
  • small potatoes,
  • wheeler-dealer,
  • merchant,
  • trafficker,
  • tycoon,
  • industrialist,
  • storekeeper.

  • chief (noun)

  • chieftain,
  • dictator,
  • bigwig,
  • big cheese,
  • principal,
  • honcho,
  • monarch,
  • overlord.

  • coach (noun)

  • coach.

  • conductor (noun)

  • maestro,
  • guide,
  • marshal.

  • curator (noun)

  • guardian,
  • conservator,
  • steward.

  • custodian (noun)

  • jailer,
  • cleaner,
  • protector,
  • turnkey,
  • guard,
  • maintenance person,
  • bodyguard,
  • warden,
  • Claviger,
  • ranger,
  • watchperson,
  • concierge,
  • swamper,
  • proctor,
  • watchdog,
  • gamekeeper,
  • cleaning person,
  • caretaker,
  • baby sitter,
  • warder,
  • cerberus,
  • housesitter,
  • escort,
  • sitter.

  • director (noun)

  • ringmaster,
  • boss,
  • king,
  • taskmaster,
  • magistrate,
  • band master,
  • queen.

  • employer (noun)

  • establishment,
  • company,
  • management,
  • outfit,
  • organization,
  • big shot,
  • meal ticket,
  • corporation,
  • patron,
  • manufacturer,
  • firm.

  • engineer (noun)

  • inventor,
  • manipulator,
  • architect,
  • originator,
  • builder,
  • surveyor,
  • sights,
  • planner,
  • designer.

  • entrepreneur (noun)

  • founders,
  • promoter,
  • IMPRESSARIO.

  • foreman (noun)

  • fore men,
  • fore man,
  • fore-man,
  • boss men,
  • head men,
  • fore-men.

  • forewoman (noun)

  • boss woman,
  • boss lady,
  • crew leader.

  • governor (noun)

  • gubernatorial leaders,
  • chief state,
  • presiding officers.

  • handler (noun)

  • handler.

  • head (noun)

  • Dominator,
  • top dog,
  • lead-off person,
  • dominators.

  • higher-up (noun)

  • higher up.

  • host (noun)

  • anchor persons,
  • person of house,
  • person the house,
  • person house,
  • anchor people.

  • industrialist (noun)

  • captain industry.

  • leader (noun)

  • pre cursors,
  • fore runner,
  • fore runners,
  • pre-cursor,
  • fore-runner,
  • pre-cursors,
  • fore-runners.

  • manager (noun)

  • producer,
  • comptroller,
  • director,
  • proprietor,
  • managing director,
  • zookeeper,
  • organizer.

  • master (noun)

  • landlord,
  • star,
  • mandarin,
  • lord,
  • abbot,
  • proprietress,
  • quartermaster,
  • mahatma,
  • squire,
  • headmistress,
  • headmaster,
  • senior,
  • sire,
  • commandant,
  • titleholder,
  • mother,
  • guru,
  • landlady.

  • officer (noun)

  • re-presentative,
  • re presentative,
  • organization administrators.

  • official (noun)

  • top drawers.

  • operator (noun)

  • Operators.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • officeholder,
  • controllers,
  • co,
  • captain of industry,
  • contriver,
  • operator,
  • top cat,
  • overseers,
  • custodian,
  • sovereign,
  • manipulators,
  • foreman,
  • lion,
  • Functionaries,
  • ruler,
  • foreperson,
  • head person,
  • head,
  • leader,
  • curator,
  • counsellors,
  • conductor,
  • directorate,
  • person upstairs,
  • moneylender,
  • businesswoman,
  • executive,
  • purveyors,
  • head honcho,
  • functionary,
  • brass hat,
  • presiding officer,
  • Tradespeople,
  • panjandrums,
  • purveyor,
  • chancellors,
  • manager,
  • usurers,
  • person in charge,
  • emcees,
  • franchiser,
  • hierarchy,
  • brass hats,
  • wheeler dealer,
  • moneylenders,
  • employer,
  • manciples,
  • seneschal,
  • major-domo,
  • luminary,
  • gubernatorial leader,
  • officer,
  • boss man,
  • GUV,
  • banker,
  • kingpin,
  • officers,
  • straw boss,
  • head man,
  • CEOS,
  • money-lender,
  • chamberlain,
  • presenters,
  • businessmen,
  • contrivers,
  • over-seer,
  • technie,
  • judges,
  • master,
  • premiers,
  • anchor person,
  • top brass,
  • croupier,
  • majordomo,
  • counsellor,
  • generals,
  • mayors,
  • PREZ,
  • top drawer,
  • forewoman,
  • businessperson,
  • doyens,
  • money lender,
  • overseer,
  • croupiers,
  • the bacon,
  • reeve,
  • suzerains,
  • big-time operator,
  • entrepreneur,
  • kingpins,
  • EXEC,
  • regulator,
  • majordomos,
  • juice,
  • suzerain,
  • big time operator,
  • key player,
  • schemer,
  • usurer,
  • pit boss,
  • governor,
  • slavedriver,
  • Working Woman,
  • chief,
  • presenter,
  • panjandrum,
  • officeholders,
  • Reeves,
  • heavyweight,
  • seneschals,
  • Dapifer,
  • doyen,
  • tradesperson,
  • official,
  • chief of state,
  • keeper,
  • engineer,
  • pacesetter,
  • deviser,
  • cos,
  • directorates,
  • taskperson,
  • big gun,
  • person of the house,
  • chamberlains,
  • superintendent,
  • taskmistress,
  • GUVS,
  • big guns,
  • career person,
  • chancellor,
  • techies,
  • mayor,
  • general,
  • host,
  • controller,
  • franchisers,
  • businessman,
  • administrator,
  • devisers,
  • organization administrator,
  • techie,
  • businesswomen,
  • Manciple,
  • organization person,
  • ringleader,
  • gray flannel suit,
  • emcee,
  • workers big cheese,
  • Administrant,
  • supervisor,
  • owner.

  • overseer (noun)

  • over seers,
  • over seer,
  • over-seers,
  • pit bosses.

  • regulator (noun)

  • thermostat,
  • thermostats.

  • steward (noun)

  • major domo,
  • dapifers,
  • major-domos,
  • major domos.

  • straw boss (noun)

  • big person,
  • helmer.

  • superintendent (noun)

  • zookeepers.

  • supervisor (noun)

  • super visors,
  • super visor,
  • super-visors,
  • super-visor.

  • taskmaster (noun)

  • taskpeople,
  • person charge,
  • taskpersons.

  • treasurer (noun)

  • bookkeeper,
  • bursar,
  • auditor,
  • accountant,
  • trustee,
  • cashier,
  • lender,
  • loaner.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • mistress,
  • secretary.

  • initiator

  • trendsetter.

  • operator

  • maneuverer.

  • Other relevant words (noun):

  • hostess,
  • succeeder,
  • worrier,
  • big fish,
  • fucker,
  • business leader,
  • costumier,
  • apparatchik,
  • carriage,
  • eradicator,
  • supercargo,
  • orderer,
  • trainer,
  • mentor,
  • manageress,
  • Castellan,
  • private instructor,
  • chief honcho,
  • charabanc,
  • tender,
  • chairman,
  • public servant,
  • completer,
  • cooker,
  • four-in-hand,
  • higher-up,
  • COPER,
  • cultivator,
  • top executive,
  • maintainer,
  • theatre director,
  • negotiator,
  • distributor,
  • instructor,
  • sharer,
  • impresario,
  • skipper,
  • Distinguisher,
  • big Chief,
  • machinist,
  • dignitary,
  • Guider,
  • magnate,
  • lover,
  • Wisher,
  • chatelain,
  • stage manager,
  • hotelman,
  • Intendant,
  • processor,
  • finagler,
  • commissioner,
  • enterpriser,
  • achiever,
  • chatelaine,
  • directeur,
  • big businessman,
  • chief executive,
  • extinguisher,
  • arguer,
  • CARER,
  • Plucker,
  • appointee,
  • theater director,
  • deputy,
  • innkeeper,
  • jitney,
  • palmer,
  • omnibus,
  • double-decker,
  • fencer,
  • sustainer,
  • office-holder,
  • Boniface,
  • gov.,
  • publican,
  • superior,
  • man,
  • auteur,
  • Decimator,
  • Allotter,
  • restaurateur,
  • Accomplisher,
  • Discerner,
  • Archon,
  • Wielder,
  • actor,
  • top banana,
  • number one,
  • office-bearer,
  • Causer,
  • animal trainer,
  • dresser,
  • toucher,
  • big boss,
  • debater,
  • humper,
  • Coverer,
  • hotelier,
  • regisseur,
  • autobus,
  • supremo,
  • falsifier,
  • property man,
  • Gripper,
  • rector,
  • music director,
  • tweaker,
  • bangor,
  • caretakers,
  • prexy,
  • contester,
  • licensee,
  • user,
  • big Daddy,
  • numero uno,
  • eliminator,
  • bedder,
  • super,
  • Presider,
  • tutor,
  • department head,
  • Addresser,
  • Recognizer,
  • transactor,
  • janitor,
  • bus,
  • vice president,
  • gaffer,
  • passenger car,
  • motorcoach,
  • settler,
  • contender,
  • determinist,
  • adjuster,
  • dispenser,
  • recogniser,
  • liker,
  • conditioner,
  • arranger,
  • annihilator,
  • steerer,
  • partner,
  • carrier,
  • floor-walker,
  • grappler,
  • escapist,
  • Reacher,
  • shopwalker,
  • vier,
  • prompter,
  • chief officer,
  • exerciser,
  • trader,
  • answerer,
  • headman,
  • bossman,
  • executor,
  • header,
  • PREX,
  • faker,
  • issuer.

How to use «Manager» in context?

Manager is a top-level job in many organizations, where individuals have responsibility for a defined set of tasks and objectives. Managers typically have extensive knowledge and expertise in their fields and work with teams of employees to achieve objectives. A manager’s main responsibilities depend on the organization and may include budgeting, staffing, planning, organizing, motivating and leading. In most cases, managers are responsible for both the strategic and day-to-day operations of their organizations.

Paraphrases for Manager:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, past tense
    manger.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    chiefs.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    directors.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    frames, managerial, superintendent, Managing, settings, representations, execs.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    attendant, bartender, headmistress, maker, organizer, superintendent, Managing, Watchmen.
  • Verb, past tense
    Did.
  • Verb, past participle
    assigned, designated.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    directs.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    administrator, management, manger, Administrators, stewards.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    administrator, impresario, management, manger, steward.
  • Verb, past tense
    administrator.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    administrator, manages.

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