congresswoman
[kong-gris-woo m-uh n]
noun, plural con·gress·wom·en. (often initial capital letter)
a female member of a congress, especially of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Origin of congresswoman
Usage note
See -woman.
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Related Words for congresswoman
legislator, congressman, councilwoman, councilman, congresswoman, congressperson, councilpersonExamples from the Web for congresswoman
Contemporary Examples of congresswoman
“Every decision that I make I pray about, as does my husband,” the Congresswoman explained.
Carolyn Maloney, a congresswoman from the east side of the Manhattan, waded through the crowd to speak.
The congresswoman ended her valedictory to a man she described as “our icon” by saying “Michael Jackson, I salute you.”
The Democratic congresswoman could give the craziest Republican a run for his money with her history of wild statements.
Clay Aiken is contemplating a run for Congress against Rep. Renee Ellmers and the North Carolina congresswoman is not impressed.
Congresswoman
noun plural -women
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