coordinator
or co-or·di·na·tor
[koh-awr-dn-ey-ter]
- a person or thing that coordinates.
- Grammar. a coordinating conjunction.
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Origin of coordinator
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Examples from the Web for coordinator
Contemporary Examples
But for his political pedigree, Klain would have no business being Ebola coordinator.
Her title on the business card she handed me reads, “Coordinator Know Your Rights Movement.”
She is the founder of “Women and Democracy” and coordinator of the “Syrian Women Make Peace” platforms.
Al-Mokdad, the FSA coordinator, started as a civilian activist and considers his new role one and the same.
And pretty much the people chose George Zimmerman as the coordinator.
Historical Examples
Particularly as a coordinator is Foch great—and potent for the future.
Foch the ManClara E. Laughlin
There was short, beefy Sergeant McGinty, a representative from the police who was to serve as coordinator.
Word Origin and History for coordinator
n.
also co-ordinator, 1864, agent noun in Latin form from coordinate (v.).
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