It’s not just different—it redefines word study.
But don’t take our word for it...
go see for yourself.
✨AI enhanced features ✨ More cactuses🌵
noun. a person who manages or directs
Theexecutivehad to justify the expense.
The executive had to justify the expense.
Hear it
The company's seduction of the executive resulted in his becoming CEO.
Hear it
The recent college graduate was unsuited for the executive level position.
Hear it
His father is a corporate executive.
Hear it
How do executive orders differ from a law?
Hear it
President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed an executive order requiring what?
Hear it
The executive was full of egotism.
Hear it
We are learning about the executive branch of the United States government.
Hear it
They extorted money from the executive by threatening to reveal his past.
Hear it
Niles and Miles altered the executive gray picture background. What image appeared in Josh's picture?
Hear it
What were the first three executive departments of the new government?
Hear it
What gift did Briana give Ginger, Mr. Paxton's executive assistant?
Hear it
What did executive order 9066 give the military the right to do?
Hear it
The brash young executive did not wish to be mentored by anyone.
Hear it
You are one of the few female executive pastry chefs we've encountered in the hotel industry.
Hear it
manager; supervisor; director
subordinate
4 syllables
ex-ec-u-tive
consecutive
executive
non
Vocab Loco lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.
Sign up!
Try it! FREE!