Caretaker synonyms

kâr'tā'kər

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ostiary
One who keeps the door, especially the door of a church; a porter.
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guardian (related)
A person legally placed in charge of the affairs of a minor or of a person of unsound mind
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caregiver
A person who takes care of someone requiring close attention, as a young child or an invalid
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superintendent
A person in charge of a department, institution, etc.; director; supervisor
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steward (related)
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curator
A person who manages, administers or organizes a collection, either independently or employed by a museum, library, archive or zoo.
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porter
In the bowling industry, an employee who clears and cleans tables and puts bowling balls away.
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custodian (related)
A janitor:
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doorman
A man employed to attend the entrance of a hotel, apartment house, or other building.
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keeper
A custodian; caretaker
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concierge
A hotel employee who assists guests as by booking theater reservations or arranging for transportation
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groundsman (related)
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watchman (related)
A man who is employed to stand guard or keep watch.
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conservator
A person whose work is the preservation, reconditioning, and restoration of works of art
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housekeeper
A woman who supervises the female domestic staff of a large home.
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janitor (related)
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nurse
The definition of a nurse is someone who cares for sick, old or young people, or someone who provides medical assistance.
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warden (related)
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super
Super is the short form of superintendent, the person in-charge of the operations of a building or apartment house.
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law (related)
An impromptu or extralegal system of justice substituted for established judicial procedure:
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Caretaker Sentence Examples

  • It only strengthened the idea that he was the caretaker, not the owner.

  • A caretaker's house or apartment is a nice option for free or reduced-rent living.

  • Alex handed the reins to a caretaker and dusted himself off as he headed for the gate.

  • The word has thus come to mean in general usage an official caretaker of any place of worship whose duty it is to show the building to those who wish to view it, and to find seats for the congregation at a service.

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