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enforcer in French

enforcer in French is exécuteur, homme de main — enforcer means a person or group responsible for making sure rules or laws are obeyed.

enforcer in French

exécuteur
noun
One who enforces.
homme de main
noun
The member of a group, especially of a gang, charged with keeping dissident members obedient.

What does "enforcer" mean?

  1. noun A person or group responsible for making sure rules or laws are obeyed.
    "The agency acts as the enforcer of workplace safety standards."
  2. noun Someone hired, often by criminal groups, to intimidate or use force on others.
    "The gang's enforcer was known for collecting debts by threats."
  3. noun In some sports, a player whose role is to physically intimidate the opposing team.
    "The hockey team's enforcer dropped his gloves after the hard hit."
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enforcer in a sentence

  • The agency acts as the enforcer of workplace safety standards.
  • The gang's enforcer was known for collecting debts by threats.
  • The hockey team's enforcer dropped his gloves after the hard hit.

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What is "enforcer" in French?

"enforcer" in French is exécuteur, homme de main. enforcer means: A person or group responsible for making sure rules or laws are obeyed.

How do you use "enforcer" in a sentence?

Example: "The agency acts as the enforcer of workplace safety standards." In French, "enforcer" is exécuteur, homme de main.

Are there other ways to say "enforcer" in French?

Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "enforcer": exécuteur, homme de main.

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