handler (Meaning)

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handler (n)

one who trains or exhibits animals

an agent who handles something or someone

(sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team

The flight attendant was a skilled handler of passengers, catering to their needs with grace and efficiency.
The dog handler led the canine unit with unwavering control and precision.
In the courtroom, the defense attorney was a master handler of evidence, presenting it in a convincing manner.
The veterinary handler gently cared for the injured animal, providing it with necessary medical attention.
The museum curator was an expert handler of artifacts, preserving them with meticulous accuracy.
The construction foreman was a skilled handler of workers, coordinating their efforts towards a common goal.
The diplomat was a capable handler of international relations, navigating complex situations with finesse.
The crisis manager was a seasoned handler of emergencies, responding quickly and effectively to mitigate risks.
The bartender was a deft handler of cocktails, mixing and serving them with precision and style.
The luggage handler swiftly and securely stowed away passengers' belongings in the aircraft's cargo hold.

one who trains or exhibits animals, an agent who handles something or someone, (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team

trainer,manager, tutor,coach, teacher, instructor, advisor, counsellor, driller,mentor

No antonyms found.

The flight attendant was a skilled handler of passengers, catering to their needs with grace and efficiency.

The dog handler led the canine unit with unwavering control and precision.

In the courtroom, the defense attorney was a master handler of evidence, presenting it in a convincing manner.

The veterinary handler gently cared for the injured animal, providing it with necessary medical attention.