funeral director

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funeral director

A funeral director arranges flowers in the chapel before a service.

Definition

Noun: A professional who manages and oversees the practical arrangements and ceremonies associated with a funeral. This includes coordinating the logistics, preparing the deceased, and providing support and services to the bereaved family.

Usage

A "funeral director" is a formal term for the professional in charge of funeral services. It is used to describe their role and occupation. - The funeral director met with the family to discuss their wishes for the service. - She called the funeral director to make the necessary arrangements.

Examples
  • The funeral director was very compassionate and guided us through every step.
  • After his grandfather passed away, he spoke with the funeral director about burial options.
  • Becoming a funeral director requires specific training and a respectful demeanor.
Advanced Usage
  • "to work as a funeral director": to have the job of managing funerals.
    • He has worked as a funeral director in this town for over twenty years.
Variants and Related Words
  • Mortician (noun): A synonym for funeral director, commonly used in American English.
  • Undertaker (noun): An older, traditional term for a funeral director.
  • Funeral home (noun): The establishment where a funeral director works and where services are often held.
Synonyms
  • Mortician
  • Undertaker
Related Phrases
  • Funeral director's license: The official certification required to practice the profession.
    • She obtained her funeral director's license after completing her apprenticeship.
  • Funeral director services: The specific tasks and support provided by the professional.
    • The funeral director services included transportation, embalming, and the memorial ceremony.
funeral director

A funeral director arranges flowers in the chapel before a service.

Noun
  1. one whose business is the management of funerals