Meaning & use
Officiator
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A person who formally presides over or conducts a ceremony, ritual, or official proceeding.
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The officiator asked the couple to exchange their vows before the assembled guests.
As officiator of the tournament, she made the final call on every disputed match.
A note on using this word
"Officiant" is the more common term for someone leading a wedding or religious ceremony, while "officiator" is used more broadly for anyone presiding over formal proceedings.
Words with a similar meaning
officiantpresider
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