governor
/ˈɡɒvnər/; /ˈɡʌvnər/Definitions
1. noun
the person appointed or elected to hold the highest position in a country, state, or region, responsible for its administration and governance
“The governor of California signed a bill into law yesterday.”
2. noun
the person in charge of a company, organization, or institution, often with significant authority and decision-making power
“The governor of the charity was pleased with the recent donations.”
3. noun
a person who governs or oversees something, such as a system, a process, or a group of people
“The governor of the social media platform announced new policies.”
4. proper noun
the official title or name of a person in a high-ranking position, often used as part of their official title or signature
“The governor of New York spoke at the ceremony.”
5. verb
to direct or control the actions, decisions, or policies of something or someone
“The company will be governed by a new set of rules.”