Executive and Prefect

Executive

Executive noun - A person who manages or directs something.
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Synonyms for Executive

Prefect and executive are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Prefect" with "Executive", this nouns are similar.

Prefect

Prefect noun - A chief officer or chief magistrate.
Usage example: the prefect of Paris police
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Synonyms for Prefect

Executive and prefect are semantically related. You can use "Executive" instead a noun "Prefect".

Nearby Word: prefecture

How words are described

common common executive common prefect
certain certain executive certain prefect
ambitious ambitious executive ambitious prefect
successful successful executive successful prefect
Other adjectives: former, local.

Both words in one sentence

  • Finger Tenting The cynical executive put in charge after the buyout of the Hitchhiker's Guide offices, Vann Harl, does the finger-steepling thing while talking to Ford Prefect in Mostly Harmless.
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