Pronunciation

/kəˈbɪnət/

Definitions

• Noun:

  1. A piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storing objects, often found in a kitchen or office, especially one used as a workspace or storage space.
  2. A group of people who advise or assist a government or organization, typically consisting of ministers or other high-ranking officials.
  3. (informal) A group of people who work together on a project or issue.

• Verb: To store items in a cabinet or place them neatly.

• Adjective: Referring to a position or role in a cabinet or advisory group.

Phrases

• “Store items in the cabinet”
• “Cabinet meeting” (a formal gathering of cabinet members)
• “Cabinet-level post” (a significant role in a government or organization)

Example Sentences

• Noun:

  1. She organized her books on the new cabinet in her study.
  2. The prime minister held a cabinet meeting to discuss the upcoming budget.
  3. He has been appointed to a cabinet-level position in the administration.

• Verb: He decided to cabinet the old documents to keep them safe.

• Adjective: The president appointed a new cabinet of experienced advisors.

Synonyms

• Filing cabinet
• Ministerial cabinet
• Committee
• Team
• Group
• Ensemble