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overseers

 

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Noun overseer has 1 sense
  1. overseer, superintendent - a person who directs and manages an organization
    --1 is a kind of supervisor
    --1 has particulars: ramrod; school superintendent
    Derived form: verb oversee1

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Overseers

Description:

Overseers refers to individuals who supervise and manage the activities of others, ensuring that tasks are carried out effectively and efficiently.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

In the context of management or authoritative roles, overseers refer to individuals granted the responsibility of supervising and directing the work of others.

Example sentence: The overseers of the construction project ensured that the workers followed safety procedures.

Sense 2:

In historical contexts, overseers were individuals appointed to monitor and control enslaved or indentured laborers.

Example sentence: The overseers on the plantation were notorious for their harsh treatment of the enslaved workers.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1:

As a verb, overseers can refer to the act of monitoring or supervising a process or situation.

Example sentence: The manager oversees the daily operations of the company.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1:

As an adjective, overseers can describe something or someone that has authority or supervision over others.

Example sentence: The overseer position requires strong leadership skills and effective communication.

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