Pronunciation: /koʊˈædʒətənt/
noun a person who assists or works together with another
A1 The coadjutant helped the teacher organize the classroom.
A2 The coadjutant assisted the chef in preparing the meal.
B1 The coadjutant played a crucial role in supporting the project manager.
B2 The coadjutant worked closely with the CEO to implement new strategies.
C1 The coadjutant's expertise was instrumental in achieving the company's goals.
C2 The coadjutant's innovative ideas revolutionized the industry.
adjective providing assistance or support
A1 The coadjutant worker helped me with my tasks.
A2 She is a coadjutant assistant who supports the team.
B1 The coadjutant manager worked closely with the CEO on the project.
B2 The coadjutant director played a key role in the success of the company.
C1 His coadjutant approach to leadership has earned him respect among his peers.
C2 The coadjutant strategy implemented by the board of directors led to increased profits.
formal The coadjutant bishop assisted the diocesan bishop in overseeing the parish.
informal The coadjutant helped out the main bishop with parish duties.
slang The coadjutant bishop was like the sidekick to the main bishop.
figurative The coadjutant played a supporting role in the bishop's leadership.
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