Pronunciation: /ˈæd.mər.əl/
noun The supreme commander of a fleet or navy.
A1 The admiral led the fleet into battle.
A2 The admiral was known for his strategic skills in naval warfare.
B1 The admiral was promoted after successfully commanding multiple ships.
B2 The admiral's experience and leadership qualities were evident in every decision he made.
C1 The admiral's reputation as a brilliant tactician preceded him wherever he went.
C2 The admiral's expertise in naval operations was unparalleled among his peers.
formal The admiral led the fleet into battle with strategic precision.
informal I heard the admiral is a big fan of fishing in his free time.
slang That admiral dude is always on top of his game.
figurative She's the admiral of our friend group, always making sure everyone is taken care of.
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