pre·mier
pre·mier/prēˈmir/
adjective
first in importance, order, or position; leading.
"Germany's premier rock band"
synonyms: leading, foremost, chief, principal, head, top-ranking, top, top-tier, prime, primary, first, highest, second to none, preeminent, main, senior, outstanding, master, ranking, top-notch, crack
noun
a prime minister or other head of government.
synonyms: head of government, prime minister, PM, president, chief minister, chancellor
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5 days ago · 1. First in position, rank, or importance. 2. First in time : earliest. premier 2 of 3 noun : prime minister.
PREMIER meaning: 1. best or most important: 2. (especially used in news reports) the leader of the government of a…. Learn more.
Premier is another way of saying “first” or “best” like the premier ice cream store on the block that always has a line snaking around the corner.
Premier is used to refer to the head of the government of certain countries, equivalent to a prime minister, as in The premier of France gave a speech today.
1. a first performance or exhibition; the premiere of a play; the show's premiere episode. 2. the chief actress of a theatrical cast.
premier in American English · 1. first in importance or rank; chief; foremost · 2. first in time; earliest. noun · 3. any chief official · 4. the title of.
[only before noun] most important, famous or successful. one of the country's premier chefs. (British English, sport) the Premier League/Division.
/prɪˈmiɚ/ Brit /ˈprɛmiə/ adjective. Britannica Dictionary definition of PREMIER. always used before a noun. : most important or best.
Premier Definition · Any chief official. · The prime minister of any of certain countries. · The chief executive officer of a Canadian province. · The chief ...
Definition: premier. Premier is another way of saying “first” or “best” like the premier ice cream store on the block that always has a line snaking around ...