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Antonyms:
impalpable
Often used in the same context:
officiate,
oversee,
attend,
inaugurate,
convene,
appoint,
pro tempore,
solemnize,
chaired,
concelebrate,
lorded,
supervise,
impanel,
adjudicate,
superintend,
confer,
culminate,
reappoint,
abdicate,
agonize,
ex officio,
present,
pro tem,
depose,
testify,
inherit,
reappointed,
convoke,
usher,
speak,
participate,
precede,
ordain,
speechify,
deliberates,
reigns,
adjourned,
proceed,
devolve,
hold,
designate,
emceeing,
sworn,
reconvene,
deputized,
nominates,
gavels,
enthroned,
postpone,
retires,
ride roughshod,
pretermitted,
entrust,
elect,
conclude,
mull,
foreshadow,
wield,
indict,
arbitrate,
politicize,
rubberstamp,
overshadow,
decide,
intervene,
robing room,
overrule,
sanctify,
usurp,
partake,
sparred,
delegated,
prevail,
impeaches,
anoints,
administer,
arraign,
conduct,
resign,
hosted,
initiate,
decreed,
take,
reappointing,
recused,
demitted,
privy councillor,
interfere,
arrogate,
vicar apostolic,
opine,
reassume,
bestow,
expiate,
narrate,
unfold,
commemorate,
declare,
represented,
preordain,
rubber stamp,
wrangled,
hath,
think,
alexander,
chief,
commissar,
none,
paul,
pontificate,
reside,
rests,
*,
abode,
adams,
arises,
augustine,
be,
being,
benefice
Appears in the definition of:
.,
chair,
chairman,
lead,
moderate,
numen
More general:
assemble,
command,
control,
foregather,
forgather,
gather,
meet
Synonyms:
chair
Also try:
— Adjectives for preside:
divine,
dead,
vice,
supreme,
former,
latter,
long,
rural,
present,
highness,
greater,
more...
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