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vb. (en-third-person singular of: officiate)
Usage examples of "officiates".
Colonel Gilmer officiates, Colonel Pierce and his two cohorts listen and watch.
Bunel, the former curé of Saint-Jean, with the consent and assistance of his sworn successor, officiates at the mass.
Wearing the uniform of a representative, nankeen breeches, blue coat, tri-colored sash and plumed hat,[165] holding in his hand a bouquet of flowers and grain, he marches at the head of the Convention and officiates on the platform.
But whilst the one party officiates in the inner chamber, another is stationed in the outer apartment adjoining.
The caretaker's look softened, but he shook his head, explaining that the holy mother was out of town arranging a wedding and that they had only acolytes within, new officiates who lacked the power to deal with such things.