officeholder (Meaning)
officeholder (n)
someone who is appointed or elected to an office and who holds a position of trust
the official who holds an office
officeholder (n.)
An officer, particularly one in the civil service; a placeman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of officeholder
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officeholder Sentence Examples
- The officeholder faced criticism for their handling of the crisis.
- He was the longest-serving officeholder in the state's history.
- The officeholder's speech inspired his supporters to rally behind his cause.
- The young officeholder brought a fresh perspective to the stale political establishment.
- The officeholder's corruption charges damaged their reputation and led to their downfall.
- The officeholder's personal beliefs often influenced their policy decisions.
- The term limits for officeholders prevented any one person from holding power for too long.
- The officeholder was elected on a promise of transparency and accountability.
- The officeholder's legacy will be debated by historians for generations to come.
- The officeholder's actions set a precedent that future officeholders will be obliged to follow.
FAQs About the word officeholder
someone who is appointed or elected to an office and who holds a position of trust, the official who holds an officeAn officer, particularly one in the civil se
administrator,official, officer, director, commissioner, executive,functionary, public servant, bureaucrat, manager
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The officeholder faced criticism for their handling of the crisis.
He was the longest-serving officeholder in the state's history.
The officeholder's speech inspired his supporters to rally behind his cause.
The young officeholder brought a fresh perspective to the stale political establishment.
