managerial
UK: ˌmænɪˈdʒɪəriəl | US: ˌmænəˈdʒɪriəl
adj. relating to the role or responsibilities of a manager
adj. involving the control or administration of an organization
managerial = manage<to handle> + erial<adjective suffix>
- manage: Derived from Latin manus (hand) + agere (to act), originally meaning "to handle or direct."
- erial: A suffix forming adjectives, often indicating a relationship or pertaining to (e.g., "editorial").
Etymology Origin:
The word "managerial" combines "manage," rooted in the idea of hands-on control (manus + agere), with the adjectival suffix "-erial." It reflects the evolution from literal "handling" to abstract organizational oversight, capturing the shift from physical labor to administrative authority.
She demonstrated strong managerial skills during the project.
The course focuses on improving managerial efficiency.
His managerial style emphasizes teamwork and transparency.
The report highlights key managerial challenges in the industry.
They attended a workshop on advanced managerial techniques.