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What is another word for Steward? – 134 Steward Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

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    Meaning of Steward

    A person responsible for managing or taking care of something or someone.

    Definitions

    • A person responsible for managing the property or affairs of another person or organization.
    • * A person who is in charge of a particular activity or department, such as a steward on a ship or airplane.
    • * A person who serves food and drinks to people in a restaurant, hotel, or other establishment.

    Etymology of Steward

    The word "steward" comes from the Old English words "stig" meaning "house" and "weard" meaning "guardian" or "keeper".
    The term originally referred to a high-ranking servant or official in a royal or noble household, responsible for managing the estate and its resources.
    Over time, the term has evolved to encompass a broader range of roles and responsibilities, including management, administration, and service.

    Example Uses

    • The steward on the airplane ensured that all passengers were safe and comfortable during the flight.
    • * The company appointed a new steward to manage its financial affairs and make strategic decisions.
    • * The museum hired a steward to care for its collection of rare and valuable artifacts.

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