admiral
/ˈædmərəl/Definitions
1. noun
A senior naval officer ranking above a captain and below a vice admiral, typically commanding a fleet or squadron.
“The admiral led the fleet to victory in the war.”
2. noun
A person in a high position of authority or command, especially in the navy.
“The admiral of the royal navy was a respected figure in the community.”
3. noun
A person who is admired or respected.
“The admiral of the sports team was a beloved figure among the fans.”