brigadier

[brɪɡəˈdɪə(r)]

brigadier Definition

a rank of officer in the British and some other armies, above colonel and below major general.

Using brigadier: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "brigadier" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He was promoted to brigadier last year.

  • Example

    The brigade was led by a brigadier.

  • Example

    Brigadier Smith will be joining us for dinner.

brigadier Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for brigadier

Phrases with brigadier

  • a military rank above colonel and below major general

    Example

    He was promoted to brigadier general after serving in the army for 20 years.

  • brigadier's daughter

    a term used to describe a young woman who is the daughter of a high-ranking military officer

    Example

    The brigadier's daughter was attending the same school as my daughter.

  • brigadier's uniform

    the distinctive clothing worn by a brigadier in the military

    Example

    He looked very smart in his brigadier's uniform.

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Summary: brigadier in Brief

The term 'brigadier' [brɪɡəˈdɪə(r)] refers to a rank of officer in the British and some other armies, above colonel and below major general. It is often used in military contexts, such as 'The brigade was led by a brigadier.' 'Brigadier' has related phrases like 'brigadier general,' which is a higher rank, and 'brigadier's daughter,' which describes a young woman who is the daughter of a high-ranking military officer.