Synonyms and antonyms of Being in charge in British Thesaurus

executive (adjective)

having the power to make important decisions in an organization or government

supervisory (adjective)

in charge of people or activities

executive (adjective)

used about the power that executives have

responsible (adjective)

someone who is responsible for someone or something is in charge of them and must make sure that what they do or what happens to them is right or satisfactory

in charge (of) ()

if you are in charge, you have control over someone or something and are responsible for them

in control ()

someone who is in control has the power to make decisions and decide what should happen

on top ()

in a situation where you are in control or winning

on top of ()

in control of what is happening

what someone says goes ()

used for emphasizing that a particular person has the power to decide what happens in a situation

at the helm ()

in charge or in the position of a leader

C-level (adjective)

informal referring or relating to the executive level of a company