Noun:

निगरानी करनेवाला, देख-भाल करनेवाला,

caretaker's Usage Examples:

A caretaker's house or apartment is a nice option for free or reduced-rent living.

When both the Maquis ship and Voyager are seized by the enigmatic Caretaker entity and thrown to the far side of the galaxy, Torres is taken from the ship for various medical tests.

Multiple simultaneous stressors are also possible, such as starting daycare and having an abusive caretaker at the daycare or a divorce complicated by parental substance abuse.

Very young children who lack the verbal skills to describe the frightening dream may require more reassurances that they are safe and more time in the comforting presence of a parent or caretaker before they are ready to return to bed.

The Caretaker products are manufactured by Polaris, a portion of the Zodiac Pool Systems, Inc. Zodiac is an Australian corporation that was established 25 years ago, and is currently a leading supplier of pool equipment.

Summer camp-specific responsibilities usually include participating in camp activities, communicating with parents from a distance and acting as a caretaker for sick children.

A child experiencing a night terror will be difficult to awaken or comfort, will not recognize her parent or caretaker, and will usually have no memory of the terrifying emotions that caused the sleep disturbance.

The word has thus come to mean in general usage an official caretaker of any place of worship whose duty it is to show the building to those who wish to view it, and to find seats for the congregation at a service.

Alex handed the reins to a caretaker and dusted himself off as he headed for the gate.

It only strengthened the idea that he was the caretaker, not the owner.

Synonyms:

sexton, steward, custodian, keeper, super, verger, superintendent, sacristan, concierge,

Antonyms:

unauthorized, noncomprehensive, small, little, inferior,