presided (over) Synonyms
presided (over) Meaning
presided (over)
to be in charge of something (such as a meeting or organization), to be in charge of a country, company, etc., during (a particular time or activity)
presided (over) Sentence Examples
- The judge presided over the trial with an impartial demeanor.
- The CEO presided over the company's annual shareholder meeting.
- The chairman presided over the conference with a commanding presence.
- The mayor presided over the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new park.
- The pastor presided over the wedding with a solemn intonation.
- The principal presided over the graduation ceremony, conferring diplomas upon the graduates.
- The teacher presided over the field trip, ensuring the safety of the students.
- The moderator presided over the debate, fostering respectful dialogue between the participants.
- The captain presided over the ship's voyage, navigating through stormy seas with confidence.
- The conductor presided over the orchestra, leading them in a breathtaking performance.
FAQs About the word presided (over)
to be in charge of something (such as a meeting or organization), to be in charge of a country, company, etc., during (a particular time or activity)
governed,ruled, dictated, domineered, managed, dominated,controlled, swayed, captained, commanded
No antonyms found.
The judge presided over the trial with an impartial demeanor.
The CEO presided over the company's annual shareholder meeting.
The chairman presided over the conference with a commanding presence.
The mayor presided over the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new park.
