Antonyms for caretaker
ˈkɛərˌteɪ kərcare·tak·er

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1. • Custodian
   • Official

Princeton's WordNet

1. caretakernoun

   a custodian who is hired to take care of something (property or a person)

2. caretakernoun

   an official who performs the duties of an office temporarily

   "he acted as a caretaker until a new president could be elected"

How to use caretaker in a sentence?

1. Hamdullah Mohib:

   The perception in Afghanistan and people in the government think that perhaps perhaps all this talk (with the Taliban) is to create a caretaker government of which he will become the viceroy.

2. Linda Howell:

   We had a little episode wherethe caretaker broke down crying to my husband about how awful it was that she was having to spend her life taking care of Peggy.

3. Holly Hunter:

   Most women have some conflict with leaving family and a lot of men feel some insecurity about being the primary caretaker, she will leave it all in one second to run back home if she thinks that Mr. Incredible can't do it.

4. Ivan Krastev:

   There has been much more election campaigning than vaccine campaigning, neither the government that was in power nor the caretaker government made vaccination a priority.

5. Colleen Thompson:

   My daughter’s been dropped here. She’s basically abandoned, there’s no caretaker from her original orphanage. There is no one who has guardianship anywhere in this whole region [ of Lviv ]. She’s in limbo.

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