bureaucratist (Meaning)
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bureaucratist (n.)
An advocate for , or supporter of, bureaucracy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bureaucratist
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bureaucratist Sentence Examples
- The bureaucratist insisted on following every procedure to the letter, even when it caused unnecessary delays.
- As a staunch bureaucratist, he resisted any attempts to streamline processes or introduce new methods.
- The bureaucratist's rigid adherence to rules often clashed with the team's need for flexibility and innovation.
- She was known as a bureaucratist within the organization, advocating for strict adherence to protocol.
- The bureaucratist's approach stifled creativity and hindered progress within the department.
- Despite calls for change, the bureaucratist remained committed to maintaining the status quo.
- The bureaucratist's insistence on hierarchy and protocol created tension among team members.
- His reputation as a bureaucratist preceded him, making it difficult to implement reforms.
- The bureaucratist's reluctance to delegate authority slowed down decision-making processes.
- The organization struggled to adapt to new challenges under the leadership of a staunch bureaucratist.
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An advocate for , or supporter of, bureaucracy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bureaucratist insisted on following every procedure to the letter, even when it caused unnecessary delays.
As a staunch bureaucratist, he resisted any attempts to streamline processes or introduce new methods.
The bureaucratist's rigid adherence to rules often clashed with the team's need for flexibility and innovation.
She was known as a bureaucratist within the organization, advocating for strict adherence to protocol.
