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Definitions from the WebCoadjutorDefinition:A coadjutor is a person who assists or collaborates with another person in a position of authority, usually a senior or principal figure. Sense 1 (Noun):A person appointed to assist a bishop or other clergyman in performing his duties. Example sentence: The coadjutor bishop worked closely with the archbishop to oversee the diocese. Related products on Amazon: Sense 2 (Noun):A person who aids or supports another in achieving a goal or fulfilling a role. Example sentence: The coadjutor project manager played a crucial role in ensuring the successful completion of the team's tasks. Related products on Amazon: Sense 3 (Noun):In certain religious orders, a coadjutor can be a member who is being prepared or trained to become a full member of the order. Example sentence: The young monk joined the monastery as a coadjutor, eagerly learning the ways of the order from the senior members. Related products on Amazon: Sense 4 (Adjective):Referring to something that works or functions together with another. Example sentence: The coadjutor program was designed to integrate seamlessly with the existing software system. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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