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Often used in the same context:
pro tem,
ex officio,
appointive,
senate,
elected,
reappointed,
judgeship,
speakership,
designee,
preside,
appointee,
unopposed,
lieutenant governor,
reappointing,
vicinage,
appoint,
chairmanship,
ad litem,
gavel,
reappoint,
floor leader,
officeholder,
primus inter pares,
harlan fiske stone,
impeach,
coadjutor,
regent,
appointor,
vacates,
pastorship,
quo warranto,
alcalde,
unicameral,
cathedra,
suffragan,
recused,
constitutionally,
unseats,
reapportioning,
investiture,
provost,
honorary,
unexpired,
plenipotentiary,
reappointment,
legislator,
lieutenant governorship,
pasquil,
tipstaff,
sworn,
emeritus,
quorum,
suffragan bishop,
custodes,
deposed,
amendatory,
collegiality,
supernumerary,
seniority,
emerita,
chamber,
resigns,
principalship,
tom daschle,
plenary,
reapportionment,
toastmaster,
elective,
appointable,
wagel,
deacon,
legislature,
extern,
interpellate,
impanel,
chairing,
poet laureate,
de jure,
termer,
custos,
justiciable,
administrative,
intergovernmental,
incorporator,
subcommittees,
germaneness,
outgoing,
ecosoc,
vicariate,
apostolic delegate,
presidency,
coterminous,
episcopacy,
lawmaking,
vice,
reelection,
administratrix,
nolle,
grievance committee,
subcabinet,
appellate,
mercosur
Synonyms:
impermanent,
pro tem,
temporary
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