congressman
Americannoun
plural
congressmennoun
Gender
Is congressman gender-neutral? See -man.
Etymology
Origin of congressman
Example Sentences
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When Rep. Brad Sherman appeared on the screen, Hernandez finally said something: “There’s our congressman!”
From Los Angeles Times
Becerra, in short order, said he was “not running on inflated promises” but rather his record as a congressman, former attorney general and health secretary in President Biden’s cabinet.
From Los Angeles Times
He was skeptical, the congressman said, that it would be nothing more than a "photo op."
From Barron's
In an interview Thursday night, Barrera said the first half of the email not included in Gonzales’ social media post described text messages between the former aide, Regina Santos-Aviles, and the congressman.
From Salon
"The state department wouldn't allow me to go. I was just a junior congressman," Blagojevich recalled to the BBC in an interview.
From BBC
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