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senator

[ sen-uh-ter ]

noun

  1. Often Senator. a member of a senate.
  2. Senator, (in the United States) a title of respect accorded a person who is or has been a member of the Senate.


senator

/ ˈɛəə /

noun

  1. often capital a member of a Senate or senate
  2. any legislator or statesman
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Origin of senator1

First recorded in 1175–1225; Middle English senatour, from Anglo-French, from Latin ٴǰ, equivalent to (ٳܲ) “council of elders” + -ٴǰ noun suffix; senate, -ator
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Cleophas Malala, the scriptwriter and a former senator who penned the production for students from Butere Girls School, was blocked by police from meeting the students for final rehearsals on Wednesday evening.

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The source pointed to Harris’ experience as San Francisco’s district attorney, the state’s attorney general and U.S. senator before being elected vice president in 2020.

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Several Republican lawmakers, including prominent GOP senators, initially responded to the policy change with draft legislation that would reassert congressional control over tariff policy.

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Last month, five Minnesota Republican state senators introduced a bill declaring that “Trump Derangement Syndrome” exists and that it is a type of “mental illness.”

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For legislation to get through the Senate, it normally needs 60 votes, otherwise, a single senator can block it with a filibuster.

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