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Often used in the same context:
officeholders,
incumbents,
centrists,
congressmen,
whigs,
congresspeople,
term,
appointees,
turncoats,
pols,
senators,
progressives,
politicos,
repub,
sergeants,
reformers,
democrats,
speakership,
lulus,
lieutenants,
elect,
reelection,
midterm,
mayors,
deserters,
presidencies,
constituents,
incumbencies,
legislators,
scoundrels,
presidents,
chairmen,
caucus,
politicians,
timers,
administrations,
scalawag,
rightist,
congresswoman,
leftists,
kuomintang,
betrayers,
allies,
impeachment,
compromiser,
dictators,
semiautomatics,
conservatives,
legislative,
mensheviks,
congressional,
incompetents,
liberals,
graybeards,
councilmen,
populists,
constituencies,
mayoralty,
statesmen,
candidates,
newbies,
lawmakers,
independents,
corporals,
benchers,
assemblymen,
lieutenant governor,
placemen,
solons,
stringers,
aides,
republican,
dixiecrats,
moderates,
gavels,
riflemen,
rounders,
draftees,
oppositionist,
lifers,
backbenchers,
stateswomen,
autocrats,
artillerymen,
bushwhackers,
arvn,
equites,
despots,
neophytes,
renegades,
senatorial,
bullseyes,
oaths,
nationalist,
quartermasters,
enemies,
gaullist,
ybs,
baathist,
communists,
lifo,
strongmen,
mile,
cantos,
long,
minute,
months,
shot,
sixteenth,
stanzas,
week,
weeks,
and,
bushels,
chapters,
generations,
inches,
innings,
miles,
mrs,
rounds,
semester
Appears in the definition of:
termer
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— Adjectives for termers:
long,
short,
first,
third,
second,
life,
one,
full,
anti,
two,
pro,
more...
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