noun
- a person who performs an official duty or ceremony, especially one who presides over a religious or formal event
Usage: commonly used in religious contexts (weddings, funerals) and sports
Examples
- The officiator of the wedding ceremony was a local minister.
- The game's officiator made a controversial call in the final seconds.
- She served as the officiator for the graduation ceremony.
- The officiator blessed the couple before they exchanged vows.
- A trained officiator is required to conduct the formal proceedings.
- The officiator ensured that all rules were followed during the competition.