coordinators
/koʊˈɔːrdɪˌneɪtərz/ · co·or·di·na·tors
noun
- People who arrange, organize, or bring various elements into a harmonious or efficient order. The event coordinators ensured that every detail of the conference ran smoothly.
- Assistant coaches who are responsible for a particular facet of a game, such as defense or offense. The team's defensive coordinators met before the game to review the opponent's offensive strategies.
- (grammar) Members of a lexical class of words that join words, phrases, and clauses at the same syntactic level. In the sentence, the coordinators 'and' and 'or' link the two independent clauses.
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Did you know? The title 'defensive coordinator' became a staple of American football in the 1960s, reflecting the growing specialization of coaching staff.