allocator (Meaning)

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allocator (n)

a person with authority to allot or deal out or apportion

The project manager served as the allocator of tasks, ensuring that each team member had a defined role.
The allocator of resources faced the challenging task of balancing the budget constraints while meeting project requirements.
The school principal acted as the allocator of classroom space, assigning rooms to different subject departments.
The allocator of funds distributed the budget among various programs to support the organization's mission.
The software system had a built-in allocator that efficiently managed memory resources for optimal performance.
As the event coordinator, she was the allocator of responsibilities, assigning specific tasks to volunteers.
In the charity organization, the board appointed a financial allocator to oversee the distribution of donations to different initiatives.
The government official acted as the allocator of grants, deciding which projects would receive funding.
The allocator of time in the conference schedule ensured that each speaker had a designated slot.
The investment manager acted as the allocator of assets, strategically distributing investments across different financial instruments.

a person with authority to allot or deal out or apportion

distribute,allot, assign, allow, give, portion, divide,apportion, ration, lot

deprive (of), keep, keep, deny, withhold, deprive (of), withhold,deny, retain, retain

The project manager served as the allocator of tasks, ensuring that each team member had a defined role.

The allocator of resources faced the challenging task of balancing the budget constraints while meeting project requirements.

The school principal acted as the allocator of classroom space, assigning rooms to different subject departments.

The allocator of funds distributed the budget among various programs to support the organization's mission.