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presiding Meaning
presiding
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
presiding Sentence Examples
- The judge presiding over the trial maintained strict decorum in the courtroom.
- The pastor presiding over the wedding ceremony led the couple through their vows.
- The chairperson presiding over the meeting ensured a productive and timely discussion.
- The doctor presiding over the operation skillfully guided the surgical team.
- The professor presiding over the class facilitated a stimulating and engaging learning environment.
- The mayor presiding over the town meeting listened attentively to the concerns of the residents.
- The head of state presiding over the international conference welcomed delegates from around the world.
- The moderator presiding over the debate kept the discussion civil and on track.
- The bishop presiding over the diocese oversaw the pastoral care of numerous parishes.
- The chair of the board presiding over the annual meeting presented the company's financial report to shareholders.
FAQs About the word presiding
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,
supreme, top, leading, lead, foremost, principal, senior, commanding,chief, main
subordinate,second, last, inferior, ancillary, secondary, lesser, less, lower, subsidiary
The judge presiding over the trial maintained strict decorum in the courtroom.
The pastor presiding over the wedding ceremony led the couple through their vows.
The chairperson presiding over the meeting ensured a productive and timely discussion.
The doctor presiding over the operation skillfully guided the surgical team.
