Synonyms for backroom
back·room

Princeton's WordNet

1. backroomnoun

   the meeting place of a group of leaders who make their decisions via private negotiations

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1. List of paraphrases for "backroom":

   back-room, behind-the-scenes

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1. Rick Perry Ann Trimble-Ray:

   It's been very well played by Ms. Fiorina, it's not just a whisper campaign, nor a backroom suggestion that we need to have someone who would be par-to-par with Hillary Clinton. When Carly says I can throw the jabs without the backlash, I believe she's right.

2. Chairman Mustafa Sanalla:

   I am pleased the Presidential Council agrees that we cannot reward individuals who hold Libya's oil hostage, there can be no backroom deals if we are to build trust. Any past salary payments to the Petroleum Facilities Guards need to be transparent, properly authorised and documented.

3. Chris Christie:

   If the elites in Washington who make backroom deals decide who the president's going to be, then he's definitely the frontrunner.

4. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie:

   If the elites in Washington who make backroom deals decide who the president's going to be, then he's definitely the frontrunner, if the people of the United States decide to pick the next president of the United States, and they want someone who looks them in the eye and connects with them and is one of them, I'll do OK.

5. Tate Reeves:

   I believe that some point people will want to change the flag, but it should be done by a vote of the people, not by a vote of politicians doing a backroom deal in Jackson.