Synonyms for Chiefs:

• n.

  •directors (noun)
  • barons,
  • taskmasters,
  • queens,
  • conductors,
  • mayors,
  • Administrators,
  • superintendents,
  • band masters,
  • overlords,
  • supervisors,
  • kings,
  • generals,
  • overseers,
  • ringmasters,
  • wardens,
  • Foremen,
  • ringleaders,
  • Bosses,
  • magistrates.
  •superiors (noun)
  • champs,
  • record holders,
  • Aristocracies,
  • champions,
  • paragons,
  • upper classes,
  • winners,
  • prize winners,
  • superwomen,
  • Prodigies,
  • superiors,
  • sovereigns,
  • supermen,
  • Prima donnas,
  • victors,
  • Virtuosi,
  • premiers,
  • wonder women.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • a-one,
  • ace,
  • basic principle,
  • bedrock,
  • big league,
  • boss,
  • chieftain,
  • first-rate,
  • foreman,
  • fundamental principle,
  • gaffer,
  • government,
  • head,
  • headman,
  • honcho,
  • leadership,
  • main,
  • major league,
  • master,
  • primary,
  • principal,
  • regime,
  • rudiments,
  • super,
  • tiptop,
  • top dog,
  • topnotch,
  • tribal chief,
  • top-notch,
  • crack.

Paraphrases for Chiefs:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    chefs, principals.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    heads.
  • Proper noun, singular
    leader.
  • Noun, plural
    supervisors, commanders, principals, ministers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    leader.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    Secretaries, managers, commanders.
  • Proper noun, singular
    head, heads, commander, commanders, executive.
  • Noun, plural
    secretary, Secretaries, chieftains, director, directors, officers, managers, head, heads.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    chieftain, head, heads, manager, commander, executive.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    commissioners, directors, Administrators, headquarters, commissionaires, supervisors, commissaires, directeurs, teachers, services, editors, elements, issues, masters, liable, Tribes, lords, mullahs, WGLS, u.s, elders, makers, chairpersons.
  • Proper noun, singular
    co-chairmen, chef, chefs, decision-makers, partner, dikgosi, underground, Chairmen, principals, chairperson, chairpersons, ministers, senior.
  • Noun, plural
    commissioners, superintendents, representatives, Administrators, officials, headquarters, chairs, CEOS, authorities, governors, magistrates, captains, headmasters, leaderships, seniors, Charges, paymasters, responsible, policymakers, ringleaders, Fathers, editors, commissars, entrepreneurs, members, responsables, controllers, bellwethers, contributors, co-chairs, appliances, dirigeants, elements, mayors, superiors, devices, Agencies, policy-makers, sheikhs, judges, conductors, wardens, protagonists, Trustees, execs, offences, machineries, masters, EMIRS, auditors, drivers, machines, planners, guardians, accountable, surgeons, main, developers, pillars, primary, owners, Operators, ministries, tribals, pilots, perpetrators, holders, princes, rulers, Gentlemen, figures, builders, culprits, cattle, assassins, Apparatuses, assignees, positions, Tribes, lords, individuals, cadres, bearers, employers, killers, staffs, patrons, cows, motorists, mullahs, elderly, summits, majors, warlords, grounds, Categories, organs, elders, corners, points, murderers, gents, caucuses, makers, nobles, orders, Pigs, clans, Animals, aged, objects, Parents, Shots, men, words, commandos, reasons, Bodies, Bases, accounts, counts, chefs, decision-makers, Chairmen, chairpersons.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    hierarchy, principal, brass, chef, sir, conductor.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    counts.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    commands, Bosses.
  • Proper noun, singular
    boss.
  • Noun, plural
    justices, commands, Bosses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    chieftaincy, boss.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    heads.

Chiefs Sentence Examples:

• Cheschapah did not care that the old Crow chiefs would not listen.

• The chiefs, who belonged to a party that had often opposed Godwin's House, had exchanged looks of fear and trouble when Harold entered; but at his words their frank faces showed equal surprise and pleasure.