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presider Meaning
presider
to be in charge, to exercise guidance, direction, or control, to occupy a position similar to that of a president or chairman, to occupy the place of authority, to occupy a position of featured instrumental performer, to be in the place of authority
presider Sentence Examples
- The esteemed professor presided over the scientific conference with aplomb.
- The judge presided over the trial, ensuring fairness and impartiality.
- The mayor presided over the town council meeting, guiding the deliberations.
- The pastor presided over the church service, delivering a stirring sermon.
- The chairman presided over the company's annual general meeting, overseeing its proceedings.
- The president presided over the nation's independence day celebrations, inspiring patriotism.
- The dean presided over the faculty meeting, addressing academic matters and concerns.
- The conductor presided over the orchestra, leading them in a magnificent performance.
- The referee presided over the football match, ensuring fair play and adherence to the rules.
- The emcee presided over the award ceremony, introducing the recipients and acknowledging their accomplishments.
FAQs About the word presider
to be in charge, to exercise guidance, direction, or control, to occupy a position similar to that of a president or chairman, to occupy the place of authority,
chairperson, president, moderator, chairman, prolocutor, speaker,chair, cochair, cochairman, copresident
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The esteemed professor presided over the scientific conference with aplomb.
The judge presided over the trial, ensuring fairness and impartiality.
The mayor presided over the town council meeting, guiding the deliberations.
The pastor presided over the church service, delivering a stirring sermon.
