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delegation

[ˌdeləˈɡeɪʃn]

delegation Definition

  • 1the act of giving control or authority to someone else, especially to a group of people, so that they can make decisions or take action on your behalf
  • 2a group of people who are chosen to represent a larger organization or body and to make decisions or take action on their behalf

Using delegation: Examples

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

  • Example

    The delegation of responsibilities to the team leader was necessary for the project's success.

  • Example

    The delegation met with the company's board of directors to discuss the budget.

  • Example

    The delegation from the United Nations arrived in the country to assess the humanitarian situation.

delegation Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for delegation

Phrases with delegation

  • the transfer of power or decision-making authority from one person to another

    Example

    The CEO announced a delegation of authority to the department heads.

  • delegation of duties

    the assignment of specific tasks or responsibilities to a group of people

    Example

    The delegation of duties to the new hires helped them learn the ropes quickly.

  • the transfer of decision-making authority from one person or group to another

    Example

    The delegation of power to the regional managers allowed for more efficient decision-making.

Origins of delegation

from Latin 'delegare', meaning 'to send on a mission'

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Summary: delegation in Brief

The term 'delegation' [ˌdeləˈɡeɪʃn] refers to the act of giving control or authority to someone else, often a group, to make decisions or take action on your behalf. It can also refer to the group of people chosen to represent a larger organization or body. Examples include 'The delegation of responsibilities to the team leader was necessary for the project's success.' and 'The delegation from the United Nations arrived in the country to assess the humanitarian situation.' Phrases include 'delegation of authority,' 'delegation of duties,' and 'delegation of power.'