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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The peon assisted the IT department in setting up the computer systems.
The peon was tasked with organizing the files and maintaining the office supplies.
The peon was responsible for making photocopies for the entire team.
The new intern started as a peon in the accounting department.
The peon was the first point of contact for visitors and directed them to the appropriate office.
The peon delivered the mail to all the offices.
The peon was often assigned to run errands for the senior staff members.
The peon organized the files and maintained the inventory in the storeroom.
The peon greeted visitors at the reception desk and directed them to the appropriate department.
The snooty art collector looked at the struggling artist as a mere peon in the art world.
The peon moved forward one square on the chessboard.
The opponent's peon threatened to capture my knight.
The peon was the first piece to be moved in the opening of the game.
The peon was promoted to a queen, changing the game's dynamics.
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