concierge

nouncaretaker

Synonyms for concierge

noun caretaker

porter

noun. person who serves as attendant, caretaker

Word Origin & History

1640s, from French concierge "caretaker, doorkeeper, porter" (12c.), probably from Vulgar Latin *conservius, from Latin conservus "fellow slave," from com- "with" (see com-) + servius "slave" (see serve (v.)).

Example Sentences for concierge

The concierge receives you, and you see at once that her cheerful smile is assumed.

"Altogether, monsieur," said the concierge, fingering the key of the drawer that held it.

Mon petit Dame was waiting for me downstairs in the concierge's room.

I ventured to question the concierge concerning his lodgers.

There were three doors; the concierge opened the nearest to the landing.

"La Mademoiselle Marie," said the concierge, and put his finger on his lip.

"Here put some soda in, I've got some by me," said the concierge, obligingly.

At times, the concierge, not catching what was said, was obliged to lean forward.

The reflections from the night light of the concierge sparkled in it like stars.

He had just caught sight of the concierge crossing the road.

concierge

Synonyms for concierge

custodian

doorman

janitor

porter

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Synonyms for concierge

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caretaker

custodian

doorman

janitor

porter