Synonyms of operator

operator

noun

1

as in chauffeur

Synonyms & Similar Words

• chauffeur
• driver
• motorist
• automobilist
• wheelman
• codriver
• carpooler

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• nondriver

2

as in actor

Synonyms & Similar Words

• actor
• counterfeiter
• dissembler
• deceiver
• feigner
• duper
• trickster
• bluffer
• imitator
• misleader
• copycat
• impersonator
• imposter
• poseur
• mimic
• impostor
• phoney
• mountebank
• quack
• faker
• charlatan
• ringer
• swindler
• pretender
• defrauder
• scammer
• hoaxer
• fraudster
• fraud
• fake
• skinner
• dodger
• quacksalver
• sharper
• fakir
• cozener
• phony
• sharpy
• sharpie
• scamster
• sham
• humbug

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• expert
• master
• authority
• professional
• virtuoso
• maestro
• past master
• wizard
• ace
• whiz
• adept
• crackerjack
• crackajack

3

as in consultant

Synonyms & Similar Words

• consultant
• mechanic
• expert
• shaper
• artist
• technician
• smith
• wright
• specialist
• master
• virtuoso
• past master
• guru
• maestro
• hotshot
• connoisseur
• professional
• proficient
• authority
• advisor
• scholar
• pro
• whiz
• shark
• adept
• wizard
• ace
• maven
• adviser
• geek
• mavin
• dab hand
• counselor
• counsellor
• hand
• enthusiast
• counsel
• sharp
• fan
• crackajack
• crackerjack
• fiend
• meister
• cognoscente
• aficionado
• addict
• dab
• devotee
• craftsman
• craftsperson
• journeyman
• buff
• consigliere
• afficionado
• craftswoman

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• novice
• apprentice
• beginner
• amateur
• neophyte
• layman
• nonexpert
• inexpert
• dilettante
• nonprofessional
• dabbler

Examples of operator in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

In 2014, Walgreens finalized buying British druggist Boots for $22 billion in a bid to create the first international drugstore operator. —Phil Wahba, Fortune, 24 Oct. 2024

ComfortDelGro, one of Singapore’s leading transport operators, is buying London’s largest operator of its famed black taxis in a deal worth almost $350 million. —Bylionel Lim, Fortune Asia, 24 Oct. 2024

Rather than taking the nine operators captive, as dictated by international law, the Russians stripped the Ukrainians, ordered them to lie face down on the ground and then shot them in their heads, apparently killing all of them. —David Axe, Forbes, 14 Oct. 2024

Data centers resemble windowless warehouses, and Microsoft, a major operator of the facilities, says each of theirs can employ as many as 50 people. —Mimi Montgomery, Axios, 13 Oct. 2024