Synonyms for congresswoman
ˈkɒŋ grɪsˌwʊm əncon·gress·wom·an

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1. congressman, congresswoman, representativenoun

   a member of the United States House of Representatives

   Synonyms:
   interpreter, illustration, voice, representative, example, congressman, spokesperson, instance

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1. • Legislator

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1. List of paraphrases for "congresswoman":

   congressman

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1. Cedric Richmond:

   In exercising her constitutional right to freedom of speech at a recent rally, Congresswoman Waters did not, as she has made clear, encourage violence, like President Trump has been doing since the election, she, instead, encouraged Americans to exercise their constitutional rights to freedom of speech and peaceful assembly by letting President President Trump and members of President Trump administration know that separating young immigrant children from their parents is not who we are as a country.

2. Amos Olagunju:

   Olagunju had arrived in-person at their office and stated he had a meeting with the Congresswoman.

3. Ken Paxton:

   Biden’s repeated disregard of the individual liberties of Texans is not only disrespectful to the U.S. Constitution, it is also troublesome that any president thinks they can act above the law while hardworking Americans standby, president Biden cannot continue governing through executive edicts. Now is the time to strike down his administration’s air-travel mask mandate. I’m proud to stand alongside my friend Congresswoman Van Duyne and her counsel at TPPF to protect Texans’ liberty and the rule of law.

4. Donald Trump:

   Renee was the first congresswoman to endorse me and she really was terrific, and boy is she a fighter.

5. Sarah Sanders:

   I don't think that we are going to listen to her [ Ocasio-Cortez ] on much of anything, particularly anything that we will leave into the hands of a much, much higher authority, and certainly not listen to the freshman congresswoman on when the world may end.