lawmaker (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈlɔːˌmeɪkər/
Definition
A person who is a member of a legislature and has the job of making laws.
Examples
The new tax law was proposed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers.
Lawmakers from opposing parties struggled to reach a compromise.
She was elected as a lawmaker to represent her district.
How to Use lawmaker
- lawmaker from (prepositional phrase)
- Indicates the origin or affiliation of the lawmaker. — "He is a lawmaker from the state of California."
- lawmaker proposes (collocation)
- Describes the action of a lawmaker introducing a new law or idea. — "A lawmaker proposes a new bill to protect the environment."
- lawmaker debates (collocation)
- Describes a lawmaker participating in a formal discussion about a bill or issue. — "Lawmakers debate the merits of the proposed legislation."
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