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Often used in the same context:
legislatures,
deans,
quorums,
legislators,
regents,
senators,
governors,
legislative,
congressmen,
universities,
committees,
presidents,
parliaments,
chancellors,
lawmaking,
faculties,
constitutions,
referenda,
synods,
viva voce,
professors,
congress,
quorate,
autonomies,
legislative council,
caucus,
rectors,
constitutional convention,
proctorial,
sine die,
colleges,
statehouse,
subcommittees,
officeholders,
chambers,
campuses,
congresspeople,
plebiscites,
councils,
professorate,
appropriations,
lege,
confederacies,
mayors,
csus,
trustees,
benchers,
parliment,
nem con,
bursars,
pro tempore,
lecturers,
fraternities,
majorities,
chairmen,
superintendents,
parliamentarians,
electors,
democrats,
solons,
legislative assembly,
confederal,
authorizers,
zila,
semesters,
sabbatical leave,
amendments,
districts,
cets,
aaup,
ex officio,
undergraduate,
duma,
confederated,
colloquia,
de jure segregation,
resolutions,
legis,
salp,
constituents,
governorship,
presidencies,
conveners,
presbyteries,
speakership,
greeks,
ndus,
tuition,
plenary,
institutions,
appointees,
executive clemency,
assemblies,
emeriti,
consuls,
incumbencies,
sororities,
frats,
germaneness,
syllabi,
parishad,
concurrent resolution,
commonwealths,
senate,
administrations,
commissions,
convocations,
jurisdictions,
courts,
guilds,
offices,
calendars,
centres
Also try:
— Adjectives for senates:
academic,
local,
municipal,
most,
civil,
modern,
criminal,
respective,
american,
corrupt,
grave,
more...
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