Thesaurus / super-intend
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synonyms for super-intend
- audit
- check out
- go through
- investigate
- observe
- oversee
- probe
- review
- scan
- scrutinize
- search
- supervise
- survey
- watch
- canvass
- case
- catechize
- clock
- eye
- inquire
- interrogate
- notice
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- scout
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- superintend
- vet
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- eagle-eye
- give the eagle eye
- give the once-over
- go over
- kick the tires
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- scope
- administer
- conduct
- dominate
- govern
- guide
- handle
- maintain
- operate
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- run
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- take care of
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- train
- use
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- command
- concert
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- designate
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- disburse
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- pilot
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- baby-sit
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- discern
- discipline
- ensure
- govern
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- regard
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- ride herd on
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- act
- boss
- chair
- command
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- serve
- superintend
- umpire
- do the honors
- command
- manage
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- eye
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- quarterback
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- superintend
- be in driver's seat
- call the shots
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- run the show
- sit on top of
- adjust
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- measure
- moderate
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- rule
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- set
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- superintend
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- own
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- crack the whip
- keep an eye on
- preside over
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- run the show
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- review
- scan
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- appraise
- assay
- case
- contemplate
- measure
- plan
- plot
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- read
- reconnoiter
- research
- scope
- size
- study
- summarize
- superintend
- valuate
- value
- view
- check over
- check up
- give the once-over
- look upon
- set at
- size up
- stake out
- test the waters
- cultivate
- do
- feed
- keep
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- maintain
- manage
- protect
- take care of
- watch
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- administer
- attend
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- direct
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- sit
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- run
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- take charge
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- dominate
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- take over
- wield
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- force
- govern
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- prescribe
- prevail
- push
- regulate
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- restrain
- run
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- subdue
- superintend
- sway
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- exercise power
- have authority
- hold office
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- be in the driver's seat
- be in the saddle
- crack the whip
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- pull the strings
- pull the wires
- ride herd on
- run the show
- sit on top of
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- have the say
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- run things
- take the reins
- arrange
- come up with
- conceive
- concoct
- create
- direct
- manage
- manipulate
- negotiate
- organize
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- angle
- cause
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- contrive
- control
- cook
- doctor
- effect
- encompass
- finagle
- jockey
- machinate
- maneuver
- operate
- originate
- plan
- plant
- plot
- rig
- scam
- scheme
- superintend
- swing
- upstage
- wangle
- work
- play games
- pull strings
- pull wires
- put one on
- put one over
- put over
- put through
- cultivate
- graze
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- look after
- operate
- plow
- reap
- sow
- tend
- crop
- direct
- dress
- garden
- harrow
- homestead
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- till the soil
- administer
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- conduct
- control
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- regulate
- supervise
- captain
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- direct
- execute
- head
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- overrule
- pilot
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- run
- steer
- superintend
- sway
- tyrannize
- assume command
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- be in the driver's seat
- call the shots
- call the signals
- exercise authority
- head up
- hold dominion
- hold office
- hold sway
- lay down the law
- occupy throne
- pull the strings
- serve the people
- wear the crown
- cover
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- escort
- keep
- look after
- observe
- oversee
- patrol
- preserve
- safeguard
- secure
- shield
- supervise
- attend
- baby-sit
- bulwark
- chaperon
- chaperone
- conduct
- convoy
- fend
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- mind
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- shotgun
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- superintend
- tend
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- keep an eye on
- keep in view
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- ride shotgun for
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- govern
- handle
- influence
- instruct
- manage
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- oversee
- regulate
- see
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- steer
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- sway
- teach
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- coxswain
- engineer
- marshal
- pilot
- quarterback
- route
- rule
- show
- spearhead
- superintend
- have a handle on
- show the way
- trailblaze
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- damage
- mismanage
- neglect
- obey
- waver
- worsen
- confuse
- disagree
- disarrange
- disorder
- disorganize
- displace
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- ignore
- injure
- lay bare
- leave
- let go
- lose
- neglect
- uncover
- disregard
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How to use super-intend in a sentence
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