Bosses
Executives and bosses are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Executives" instead the word "Bosses" as a noun or an adjective.
Executives
Bosses and executives are semantically related. You can use "Bosses" instead the word "Executives" as a noun or an adjective.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- management and bosses
- management and executives
- administration and bosses
- administration and executives
- head and bosses
- head and executives
- leader and bosses
- leader and executives
- chief and bosses
- chief and executives
- director and bosses
- director and executives
- supervisor and bosses
- supervisor and executives
Both words in one sentence
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When he decides to change the monologues, being unsatisfied with the low standards of his brain-dead audience, his bosses (the network executives) have him shot on air.
Source: King of All Cosmos - She's a little girl (but is actually a young woman), who's enough of a Spoiled Brat that she routinely bosses her minder around, even though he's one of the top 3 executives.
Source: Tiny Tyrannical Girl -
Of course, given the time of the series, early 1970s, and the fact that the German bosses are middle-aged, it is more than a little likely that the executives were young men during the Third Reich, which explains their shifty glances.
Source: Series / Vinyl
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