hierarch Antonyms
Strongest:
- higher-up
- principal
- helmsman
- potentate
- mistress
- captain
- taskmaster
- skipper
- boss
- superintendent
- leader
- director
- chief
- sovereign
- jefe
- honcho
- master
- executive
- foreman
- overseer
- commander
- headman
- manager
- governor
- administrator
- steward
- supervisor
- employer
- general
Strong:
- figurehead
- prince
- straw-boss
- czar
- boss-man
- forewoman
- superior
- leadman
- president
- ruler
- gaffer
- king
- baron
- queen
- overlord
- ganger
- tsar
- taskmistress
- sovran
- standard-bearer
- head
- princess
- kingpin
Weak:
Meaning of hierarch
hierarch (n)
a person who holds a high position in a hierarchy
a senior clergyman and dignitary
hierarch (n.)
One who has high and controlling authority in sacred things; the chief of a sacred order; as, princely hierarchs.
hierarch Sentence Examples
- The company's strict hierarch dictated that promotions were based solely on seniority.
- The military hierarch ensured that orders flowed from the higher ranks to the lower ranks.
- The academic hierarch placed professors at the pinnacle of knowledge and authority.
- The ecclesiastical hierarch organized the church into a series of levels, with the bishop at its apex.
- The feudal hierarch established the relationship between the lord and his vassals.
- The societal hierarch often marginalized those who deviated from the established norms.
- The organizational hierarch streamlined communication and decision-making processes.
- The familial hierarch traditionally placed the father as the head of the household.
- The scientific hierarch recognized the contributions of researchers and scientists based on their seniority and expertise.
- The economic hierarch dictated resource allocation and distribution among different sectors of society.
FAQs About the word hierarch
a person who holds a high position in a hierarchy, a senior clergyman and dignitaryOne who has high and controlling authority in sacred things; the chief of a s
higher-up, principal, helmsman, potentate, mistress, captain, taskmaster, skipper, boss, superintendent
No antonyms found.
The company's strict hierarch dictated that promotions were based solely on seniority.
The military hierarch ensured that orders flowed from the higher ranks to the lower ranks.
The academic hierarch placed professors at the pinnacle of knowledge and authority.
The ecclesiastical hierarch organized the church into a series of levels, with the bishop at its apex.
