commissioner

/kəˈmɪʃənər/
noun
  1. A person who is officially in charge of a government department or organization.
    • The city commissioner announced new plans for the park.
    • The police commissioner held a press conference about the new safety program.
    • She was appointed as the commissioner of the state health department.
  2. A member of a commission, which is a group of people officially chosen to do a particular job.
    • The three commissioners met to discuss the budget for the coming year.
    • Each commissioner on the board voted on the new policy.
    • The election commissioner ensured that the voting process was fair.
  3. In sports, the person who is the chief executive of a professional league.
    • The baseball commissioner suspended the player for breaking the rules.
    • The league commissioner announced a new schedule for the season.
    • Fans often criticize the commissioner for decisions about the game.
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