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Meaning of officiant
A person who officiates at a religious or formal ceremony.
Etymology of officiant
The word "officiant" comes from the Latin "officiare," which means "to perform a duty" or "to discharge an office."
Historically, the term referred to a person who performed a specific duty or function, often in a religious or formal context.
Synonyms
celebrant
minister
priest
clergyman
clergywoman
pastor
reverend
officiator
master of ceremonies
emcee
host
presenter
presider
chairman
chairwoman
moderator
leader
guide
conductor
director
administrator
regulator
governor
supervisor
overseer
coordinator
facilitator
mediator
arbitrator
judge
referee
umpire
administrator
manager
organizer
planner
arranger
Definitions
- A person who performs a formal ceremony or ritual, especially a wedding or a religious service.
- * A person who is in charge of a particular activity or event.
Usage Examples
- The officiant at the wedding was a close friend of the couple.
- * The officiant began the ceremony by welcoming the guests and introducing the bride and groom.
- * As the officiant, it was her duty to ensure that the proceedings were conducted in accordance with the rules and regulations.
Antonyms
participant
attendee
guest
spectator
observer
onlooker
bystander
nonparticipant
inactive
passive
uninvolved
detached
disengaged
unconcerned
apathetic
indifferent
uninterested
inattentive
careless
negligent
irresponsible
nonofficial
unofficial
unauthorized
unlicensed
amateur
inexperienced
untrained
unqualified