Collocations with "deputy"

Refers to a manager who acts as a substitute for a higher-ranking manager in their absence.

The second most senior member of the government.

The second most important editor in a publication.

The second-in-command to the chairman.

The second-in-command.

The second most important person in an organization, who acts for the director when they are absent.

The second in command to the premier.

An official who assists the coroner or acts on their behalf.

The second-in-command to a governor.

The second most important person in the city government.

A minister who is second in command.

an official who is second in command to a warden

An assistant who is second in command.

An official who acts as a substitute for a commissioner.

An inspector who is second in command to a chief inspector.

a lawyer who is second in command to a chief counsel

The second-in-command of a meeting or committee.