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Officers

Verb / ˈɔ:fʌsɜ:z / / ˈɔ:fɪsɜ:z / Another word for officers — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Officers are people who hold a position of authority in the armed forces, police, or other organizations.

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Common collocations

  • police officers
  • senior officers
  • company officers
  • military officers
  • chief officers
  • board officers
  • elected officers

Word family

noun officer
adjective official

Usage note

The term 'officers' can refer to people in positions of authority in various organizations, including law enforcement, military, and corporations. Be mindful of the context to avoid ambiguity.

Example sentences

  1. The officers inspected the troops before the parade.
  2. The police officers arrested the thief.
  3. The officers in charge of the project met to discuss their progress.
  4. The military officers planned their attack strategy.
  5. The officers were trained to handle emergency situations.

Quotes

  • Good officers do not need manuals or guidelines; they know instinctively how to handle unusual situations and react to the unexpected.
  • Officers who do not train their subordinates to take command in their absence are not leaders; they are dictators.
  • When the officers are too strong, the common soldiers are too weak.

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