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officiate Definition and Meaning in English (officiate definition)

verb
Synonyms:presiderefereeconduct
Quick Answer • Definition

Officiate definition: To perform the duties of an office or a position, especially in a formal or ceremonial capacity.

Definitions of Officiate

  1. 1verb

    To perform the duties of an office or a position, especially in a formal or ceremonial capacity.

Example Sentences

formal

“The priest will officiate the marriage ceremony.”

formal

“A neutral judge was appointed to officiate the debate.”

formal

“She was chosen to officiate at the annual awards ceremony.”

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Inflected Word Forms

past tenseofficiated
present participleofficiating
nounofficer
adjectiveofficial
adverbofficially

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What is the meaning of Officiate in English?▼
Officiate definition: To perform the duties of an office or a position, especially in a formal or ceremonial capacity.
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'Officiate' translates to 'officiate' in English. Officiate definition: To perform the duties of an office or a position, especially in a formal or ceremonial capacity.
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