Noun:

బ్యూరోక్రాత్, అఫార్,

Adjective:

అధికారికంగా, భిన్నమైన, అధికార, పని,

officials's Usage Examples:

The second project is Democracy SoS, which aims to familiarize voters with the important role of state-level Secretary of State officials.

materials, while some Afghan government officials and local tribal authorities asserted they were civilians.

The highest ranking officials of various departments would meet him to teach him the working of their respective departments.

The mayor and nine other Lutheran officials were blamed for neglect of duty, sentenced to death, and executed on 7 December 1724.

He was one of the few officials allowed to officiate the domestic clashes between Real Madrid and Barcelona.

On 24 May 2021, following the Ryanair Flight 4978 incident, Latvian officials replaced the Belarusian state flag in Riga with the former flag defaced.

the British colonial officials gave the municipality control over the waterfront.

Every annual conference has a bishop's cabinet made up of the district superintendents under the bishop's appointment, as well as occasionally a few other conference officials.

The emperor also made Huo"s son Huo Yu (霍禹) and his grandnephews Huo Yun (霍雲) and Huo Shan (霍山) (Huo Qubing"s grandsons) key officials.

jury testimony, Rove testified he learned of Plame"s CIA affiliation from journalists and not from government officials.

Many had been ushered away by Libyan officials in an attempt to play down the arrival in accordance with British and US wishes.

In an effort to prevent similar accidents, officials captured and gassed 1,235 Canada geese at 17 locations across.

Synonyms:

forest fire fighter, prosecuting attorney, administrative official, beadle, public prosecutor, postmaster general, justice, Comptroller General, political commissar, holdover, weigher, civil servant, vizier, diplomatist, town clerk, noticer, officeholder, Comptroller of the Currency, federal agent, trained worker, city father, hearing officer, nullifier, recorder, doorkeeper, censor, mace, officer, provincial, prosecuting officer, voider, census taker, caretaker, fire marshall, hearing examiner, vote counter, regulator, jurist, invalidator, macebearer, teller, elected official, sealer, judge, mandarin, commissar, bureaucrat, skilled workman, church officer, enumerator, notary public, bailiff, ranger, returning officer, functionary, proconsul, hangover, record-keeper, agent, fire warden, appointee, licenser, usher, Inquisitor, quaestor, registrar, skilled worker, prosecutor, notary, diplomat, macer, searcher, equerry, incumbent, recruiter, apparatchik,

Antonyms:

qualify, convict, disqualify, approve, pass,