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Capitol
[ kap-i-tl ]
noun
- the building in Washington, D.C., used by the Congress of the U.S. for its sessions.
- (often lowercase) a building occupied by a state legislature.
- the ancient temple of Jupiter at Rome, on the Capitoline.
- the Capitoline.
Capitol
/ ˈ°ìæ±èɪ³ÙÉ™±ô /
noun
- another name for the Capitoline
- the temple on the Capitoline
- the Capitolthe main building of the US Congress
- Also calledstatehouse sometimes not capital (in the US) the building housing any state legislature
Confusables Note
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Origin of Capitol1
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Origin of Capitol1
Example Sentences
Almost every Republican on Capitol Hill knows that Donald Trump's tariff plan is political suicide, but few are willing to admit that Dear Leader fully intends to see this idiocy to the very end.
Intelligence chiefs testified recently on Capitol Hill about the U.S. intelligence community’s newly published annual threat assessment.
The ballpark, which is a stone’s throw from the Sacramento River and about a mile from the Capitol, quickly became a draw for people across the region.
British-born artist Sarah A Boardman painted Trump's official portrait for the Denver State Capitol Gallery of Presidents, where it hung for six years.
In Atlanta, thousands marched toward the Georgia State Capitol, holding signs that read, “Trade war makes us poor†and “Honk if you hate Elon Musk.â€
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