Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

chief-adviser

noun

/tʃiːf ədˈvaɪzər/

Definition

A chief-adviser is a person who provides guidance and recommendations to someone in a leadership position, such as an executive or politician, helping to make strategic decisions.

Examples

The president appointed a chief-adviser to help navigate the economic crisis.
As chief-adviser, she influenced several key policies of the government.
The chief-adviser met with the team regularly to discuss progress.

Meaning

The term refers to an individual who plays a critical role in advising the top leader of an organization or government, often with significant authority and expertise in a certain area.