congresswoman
Americannoun
plural
congresswomennoun
Gender
Is it congresswoman or congressperson? See -woman.
Etymology
Origin of congresswoman
Example Sentences
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A former ally — Marjorie Taylor Greene, previously a GOP congresswoman for Georgia — is among the critics.
From MarketWatch
Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace said she was the only member of Congress to publicly call for the arrest of the former prince.
From BBC
In the 2010s, her watercolor portraits of U.S. congresswomen went viral for their commentary on political portraiture and the “power suit.”
From Los Angeles Times
The news sparked an outcry, with Machado claiming he had been "kidnapped," and a US congresswoman warning of "grave consequences" if anything happened to him.
From Barron's
Back in Hawaii, the former congresswoman has been in bad odor for years.
From Los Angeles Times
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