Plural of commissioner
regular plural
The plural of commissioner is commissioners.
Forms of commissioner
| Singular | commissioner /kəˈmɪ.ʃə.nə/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | commissioners /kəˈmɪʃənɚz/ |
| Countable | countable |
Commissioners in a sentence
- My commissioners pay half of the price upfront and the other half after they receive the finished product.From the entry upfront
- The United Nations has a number of high commissioners.From the entry high commissioner
- Instead they would demand action from a new clutch of elected mayors, police commissioners and the like.2012 September 22, “Innovation in Government: Britain's Local Labs”, in The Economist. From the entry clutch
- 'Wootton tells me you put the squirrel grip on one of his commissioners, Jack,' Harry said.2003, Peter Temple, Bad Debts, page 50. From the entry squirrel grip
- “What if women commissioners should be appointed?” asked the Doubter.1903 February 22, “Hon. Mr. Commissioner Title for School Man. Brooklyn Experts Take Up the Proposition Affecting Dignity of the Schools.…. From the entry commissionairess
Meaning of commissioner
- noun One who commissions something.
- noun One commissioned to perform certain duties.
- noun A member of a commission.
Questions about the plural of commissioner
- What is the plural of commissioner?
- The plural of commissioner is commissioners.
- Is commissioner countable?
- Commissioner is a countable noun.
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