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Meaning of majordomo
A majordomo is a person who manages a large household or estate.
Etymology of majordomo
The word "majordomo" has its roots in Spanish, where it is spelled "mayordomo".
It is derived from the Spanish words "mayor" meaning "greater" and "domo" meaning "of the house" or "household".
Historically, the term referred to a high-ranking official in a royal or noble household, responsible for managing the household staff, finances, and daily operations.
Synonyms
steward
butler
housekeeper
caretaker
manager
administrator
supervisor
overseer
governor
regent
custodian
curator
concierge
attendant
servant
valet
footman
lady's maid
chamberlain
seneschal
castellan
intendant
commissary
factor
bailiff
warden
keeper
guardian
protector
caretaker
prefect
provost
syndic
intendant
major-domo
seneschal
stewardess
housemaster
governor
headmaster
headmistress
principal
dean
rector
provost
chancellor
vice-chancellor
Definitions
- A majordomo is the chief steward or butler of a great household, especially a royal or noble one.
- * A person who acts as the chief administrator of a household, estate, or other establishment.
Usage Examples
- The majordomo of the estate was responsible for overseeing the entire staff and ensuring the smooth operation of the household.
- * As the majordomo of the palace, he was in charge of organizing state dinners and other official events.
Antonyms
subordinate
assistant
deputy
underling
inferior
junior
secondary
minor
lesser
lowly
humble
menial
servile
obedient
compliant
Obeisant
deferential
subservient
obsequious
sycophantic
fawning
groveling
cringing
truckling