ASSUME AUTHORITY

Definition: To take or accept control, responsibility, or power, often without proper authorization or justification.

Synonyms: Take Charge, Seize Control, Exercise Power, Assert Dominance, Claim Leadership

Usage Examples in Sentences

The teacher asked the student not to assume authority in the classroom.

The superhero had to assume authority to save the city from disaster.

The new manager decided to assume authority in restructuring the team.

Despite being the youngest member, Sarah was quick to assume authority in the classroom.

As the eldest sibling, Alex often found himself having to assume authority in family matters.

The captain had to assume authority to maintain discipline among the team during challenging times.

In times of crisis, leaders must assume authority to guide their communities towards stability.

He tends to assume authority in situations where he feels confident in his abilities.

In times of crisis, it may be necessary to assume authority in order to maintain order and safety.

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Before you assume authority in this matter, consider consulting with those who have more expertise.

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She was hesitant to assume authority at first, but after careful consideration, she stepped up to the challenge.

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Assume authority without hesitation if the situation demands it.

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If you want to lead effectively, you must not assume authority without earning respect first.

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To assume authority without considering the consequences is reckless.

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Assume authority and make decisive choices in critical situations.

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Employees should not assume authority without proper training and understanding.

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The captain was forced to assume authority after the ship's steering failed.

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During emergencies, individuals may assume authority to coordinate efforts.