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steward

[ˈstjuːəd]

steward Definition

  • 1a person who manages or looks after something, such as a ship, property, or finances
  • 2a person who serves passengers on an aircraft, train, or ship

Using steward: Examples

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

  • Example

    The chief steward is responsible for the smooth running of the hotel.

  • Example

    The airline steward was very helpful during the flight.

  • Example

    He worked as a wine steward at a restaurant.

  • Example

    The ship's steward was in charge of the crew's welfare.

steward Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for steward

Antonyms for steward

Idioms Using steward

  • the responsible management and protection of something, especially financial resources

    Example

    The company's good stewardship of its resources led to increased profits.

  • a person who takes control of their own life and future

    Example

    She decided to become a freelance writer and be the steward of her own destiny.

  • a person who takes care of the natural world as a religious duty

    Example

    The priest spoke about the importance of being a good steward of God's creation.

Phrases with steward

  • a union representative in a factory or other workplace

    Example

    The shop steward called for a strike to protest against the management's decision.

  • a person who takes care of the natural environment and its resources

    Example

    The government appointed a steward of the environment to oversee conservation efforts.

  • a person who manages and takes care of agricultural land

    Example

    The farmer was a good steward of the land, using sustainable farming practices.

Origins of steward

from Old English 'stīweard', meaning 'house guardian'

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Summary: steward in Brief

A 'steward' [ˈstjuːəd] is a person who manages or looks after something, such as a ship, property, or finances. It can also refer to a person who serves passengers on an aircraft, train, or ship. Examples include 'The chief steward is responsible for the smooth running of the hotel.' and 'The airline steward was very helpful during the flight.' Phrases like 'shop steward' and idioms like 'good stewardship' extend the term's usage to union representatives and responsible management, respectively.