Official and Teller

Official

Official noun - A person who holds a public office.

Teller and official are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teller" instead a noun "Official".

Teller

Teller noun - An official appointed to count the votes (especially in legislative assembly).
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Synonyms for Teller

Official and teller are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Official" instead a noun "Teller".

Nearby Words: tell, telling

How words are described

female female official female teller
certain certain official certain teller
corrupt corrupt official corrupt teller
powerful powerful official powerful teller
Other adjectives: actual, crooked, young, former, last, local, elderly.

Both words in one sentence

  • Greg Weisman, creator of the Disney Gargoyles series, is an example of the loyalty fans can have to the "real" teller of an ongoing story, when it separates from official sources.
    Source: My Real Daddy
  • Creator / Penn & Teller His parents gave him the usual number (he was born Raymond Joseph Teller), but he did actually change it at some point — all of his official documents, including his passport, identify him only as Teller.
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