provost
nounHow to pronounce provost:
Definition of provost:
- provost (noun):
- someone who administers a business.
- the chief dignitary of a collegiate or cathedral chapter
Synonyms for provost:
academic administrator
chief
decision maker
director
executive
executive director
head
hosteller
hotel manager
hotelier
hotelkeeper
hotelman
land agent
manager
security director
top dog
vice chancellor
Antonyms for provost:
artisan
blue-collar worker
cog in the wheel
dogsbody
employe
employee
foot soldier
hand
hired help
hired man
hired person
hireling
human resource
job-holder
jobholder
laborer
labourer
member of staff
member of the workforce
peon
personnel
proletarian
representative
resource
serf
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