executive
Meaning
The term "executive" describes something related to the management or administration of an organization, often involving decision-making authority.
💡 A common mistake is using "executive" as a noun when referring to a person, instead of using "executive" as an adjective to describe their role.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
Anna
woke
early
because
she
had
an
executive
meeting
at
nine
and
wanted
time
to
prepare
.
She
made
coffee
,
reviewed
her
notes
,
and
checked
the
schedule
on
her
phone
.
Although
she
felt
a
little
nervous
,
she
practiced
the
opening
sentences
until
they
sounded
natural
.
At
the
office
,
her
colleagues
listened
carefully
as
she
presented
a
clear
plan
with
practical
steps
.
By
the
end
of
the
meeting
everyone
agreed
on
the
tasks
and
Anna
felt
more
confident
about
her
role
.
Common Phrases
executive decision
executive role
executive committee
Related Words
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