Synonyms for committee
kəˈmɪt icom·mit·tee

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1. committee, commissionnoun

   a special group delegated to consider some matter

   "a committee is a group that keeps minutes and loses hours" - Milton Berle

   Synonyms:
   delegation, charge, commission, mission, military commission, perpetration, commissioning, delegacy, direction, citizens committee, committal, deputation

2. committee, citizens committeenoun

   a self-constituted organization to promote something

   Synonyms:
   commission, citizens committee

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1. • Administrative Unit
   • Nongovernmental Organization

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1. forum

   health committee, domywriting committee, teacher committee

   last year was the first meeting of the teacher committee.

   Submitted by dorishall on November 8, 2019  

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1. committeenoun

   Synonyms:
   board

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1. List of paraphrases for "committee":

   commission, board, panel, comité, committees, ctc, commissions, cric, jisc, eesc, comisión, comitã, committe

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1. Carlos Rittl:

   By controlling the steering committee and excluding civil society, funds can be channeled to the private sector and away from the NGOs by a government that has frequently attacked those who work to protect the environment.

2. Ro Khanna:

   The committee is working in a way that is consistent with American foreign policy.

3. Federal Reserve:

   Members expressed their intention to carefully monitor actual and expected progress toward the committee's inflation goal.

4. Artie Blanco:

   The four early states have actually done Bylaws Committee members work historically to represent, and I think to test, future presidential candidates. But at the end of the day, Nevada really does check off every step of that process, bylaws Committee members voters are diverse, not only in race, in economic diversity. Bylaws Committee members both have urban and rural communities that participate in Bylaws Committee members process. And Bylaws Committee members have really opened up the ballot to reach everyone.

5. Texas Law Professor Steve Vladeck:

   The Constitution does not require formal approvalof an impeachment investigation before the House (or a committee thereof) is allowed to conduct one, thus, although the House formally approved such an investigation for President Clinton, there are plenty of other examples of impeachment investigations that were initiated after nothing more than the introduction of an impeachment resolution by a single member, and referral of that resolution to the House Judiciary Committee.