Definition: Adjutor is a term in English language for a person who has been appointed or promoted to a higher position. In general, it's used as an adjective meaning someone who has been granted a promotion or appointment at a certain level. For example: - Mr. Jones was adjuted to the Board of Directors recently. - The company had adjuted its CEO due to some issues that were encountered during his previous tenure. In a legal context, "adjutor" is also used for a person who has been given responsibility over another, or one of two or more persons in an action or proceeding. For example: - In a divorce case, the court may appoint a spouse as an adjutor to oversee the property division. - The judge appointed the defendant's attorney as his legal advisor during trial.

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Definition: The term adjutorious means to be responsible for or in charge of someone else; a person who is in control of or supervising another individual, entity, or project. Detailed definition: - Adjutorious: This noun means someone who has authority over someone else, especially in the context of leadership, supervision, or administration. It can also refer to an intermediary or liaison between two different entities, typically a supervisor and subordinate, or other two individuals working together towards a common goal. - Adjective: adjutorious is used as an adjective to describe someone who has authority over another person, especially in the context of leadership, supervision, or administration. It can be applied to any individual who holds significant power or control within a group or organization. In this sense, it also implies that one is responsible for or in charge of someone else. For example: - The project was being handled by a talented adjutor whose work was consistently outstanding. - His responsibilities were delegated to him due to his position as the company's chief executive officer, and he took full responsibility for them.

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Definition: Adjutory: A person who helps others or provides assistance in a practical sense, particularly in business, education, or medicine.

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Definition: (1) adjutory: a person or thing that provides support, assistance, or guidance. (2) adjutory: the skill and art of being an aid to others.

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