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Meanings of
overseer
in English
Portuguese
feitor
Catalan
superintendent
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A person who directs and manages an organization.
superintendent
Portuguese
feitor
Usage of
overseer
in English
1
Once more the
overseer
mounted his post and thundered forth the proclamation:
2
The
overseer
and foreman listened carefully but probably did not understand much.
3
The thriving
overseer
could afford to be extravagant once in a while.
4
Since an
overseer
is entrusted with God's work, he must be blameless.
5
Master himself never whipped his slaves; this was left to the
overseer
.
6
Mr. Hopkins remained but a short time in the office of
overseer
.
7
The
overseer
called the slave up, and charged him with the theft.
8
He was continued in his station as
overseer
upon the home plantation.
9
The
overseer
,
seizing the favorable opportunity, slipped the packet into his pocket.
10
The
overseer
cut them out of the chain and kicked at Hanson.
11
Dunwody approached the
overseer
,
and put a gold double-eagle in his hand.
12
I have no
overseer
,
nor indeed is there one in the neighborhood.
13
The
overseer
took horse within the hour and rode pell-mell to Matanzas.
14
There was an official called the grand-voyer, or general
overseer
of roads.
15
Get a King snake and put the snake in the
overseer
's
cabin.
16
All the clergyman can do is to act the part of
overseer
.
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overseer
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
say the overseer
white overseer
new overseer
old overseer
appoint overseer
More collocations
Translations for
overseer
Portuguese
feitor
superintendente
Catalan
superintendent
majoral
Overseer
through the time
Overseer
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common