
Officiate
Ceremonial Use
Used when someone is leading or running a formal event like a wedding or funeral.

After decades, he still officiates at military honors ceremonies.
Formality
The term implies a sense of formality and often requires official authority or position.

The mayor is expected to officiate at the parade's opening ceremony.
Religious Context
Frequently used in a religious context, indicating a leader's role in a service or ritual.

The priest officiated at the couple's 50th wedding anniversary mass.
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AdministerConductControlDirectManageOverseePresideSupervise
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