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How many syllables in Administrative?

administrative has 5 syllables

Split Administrative into syllables?

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Definition of Administrative

relating to the running of a business, organization, etc.

How should Administrative divide into syllables

There are five syllables in administrative. The vowels are 'a', 'i', 'i', 'a', 'i', 'i', 'e'. The consonants are 'd', 'm', 'n', 's', 't', 'r', 't', 'v'.

Part of Speech - Administrative

Adjective

The administrative assistant helped to organize the office files.

Sentences with Administrative

The administrative staff is responsible for keeping the office running smoothly.
The company hired an administrative assistant to help with paperwork and scheduling.
The administrative duties of the office were divided among the employees.
The administrative team met to discuss budgetary concerns.
The administrative process for obtaining a license can be lengthy.
The administrative branch of the government oversees the implementation of laws.
The university has an administrative office to handle student affairs.
The new CEO implemented an administrative restructuring to improve efficiency.
The administrative assistant answered the phone and directed calls to the appropriate department.
The administrative policies were reviewed and updated annually.

Quotes with Administrative

The buck stops with the guy who signs the checks. The administrative assistant may sign it, but the guy who gets it first is the one the responsibility lies with. - Donald Trump
I was an administrative assistant for ten years in New York City, a very fancy schmancy company, Warner Brothers, the producers of The Jazz Singer. - Brenda Vaccaro
I was an administrative assistant for a very long time, and I liked it. I like people, and I like being around them, and I like phone calls and emails. - Mindy Kaling
I always had a love for the administrative part of the business. - Khaled Hosseini
I think one of the things that changed me - I was going to be a teacher until I was 27, and I got a job as an administrative assistant, and at 30, I decided to give up that career and be a comedian. - Paula Poundstone