Antonyms for sheriff
ˈʃɛr ɪfsher·iff

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1. • Lawman

Princeton's WordNet

1. sheriffnoun

   the principal law-enforcement officer in a county

How to use sheriff in a sentence?

1. Ed Lee:

   There was nothing in [the sanctuary city policy] that prevented our Sheriff from picking up the phone, do I need to educate somebody about how to pick up a phone?

2. The District:

   This is a difficult time for our organization, however our goal remains to provide the highest level of public safety to the residents of Santa Clara County, the hundreds of men and women who represent the Sheriff's Office will continue to serve our community with compassion, honesty and integrity.

3. Van Gilder:

   One of the undersheriffs said, ‘ Well, let Mayors Against Illegal Guns go, it’s 250 years old, ’ but Mayors Against Illegal Guns boss, who is the sheriff, said, ‘ No, we have to arrest him. ’ Next morning, I am sleeping and hear pounding on the door, and 4 of them came and took me away with 3 or 4 sheriff’s cars -- I guess they did n’t have anything better to do with taxpayer money.

4. Steve Reams:

   Colorado Sheriff Steve Reams has made Colorado Sheriff Steve Reams position clear with me.

5. Steven Joshua Wiggins:

   There will be no rest until Dickson County Sheriff Jeff Bledsoe's taken into custody.

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