officiating
/əˈfɪʃiˌeɪtɪŋ/
verb
- The present participle of officiate; performing the duties of an official at a ceremony or event.
- She will be officiating the soccer match despite the rain.
- The judge is officiating a wedding at the courthouse this afternoon.
- The minister is officiating the baptism ceremony for the new members.
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adjective
- Serving as an official in charge of a ceremony, event, or proceeding.
- The officiating priest gave a moving sermon at the service.
- The officiating referee made a controversial call during the game.
- The officiating judge reminded everyone to remain silent in the courtroom.
noun
- The act or process of serving as an official at a ceremony or event.
- His officiating at the wedding was flawless and heartfelt.
- The officiating of the Olympic games requires years of training.
- She took up officiating as a part-time job after retiring.
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