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A person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference

A person carrying information to another

One ranked below, and typically employed to assist, a senior person

A deputation or mission sent by one ruler or state to another

A person, country, or organization that has joined a group, society, or team

A job or position

A person who has arrived somewhere

To select or designate for a role or activity

To entrust (a task or responsibility) to another person, typically one who is less senior than oneself

To direct the attention of someone to

To contract out work

To unload (a cargo)

To assign an inferior rank or position to

To officially affirm or guarantee

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Noun

A person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference

plenipotentiary

people's choice

member of Congress

point of contact

accredited messenger

chargé d'affaires

ambassador plenipotentiary

ambassador extraordinary

minister plenipotentiary

interdealer broker

liaison officer

business manager

public relations officer

publicity agent

public relations consultant

department head

single point of contact

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“By the end of the century, however, the principle that an MP was the representative not the delegate of his electors was firmly established.”

Noun

A person carrying information to another

message-carrier

delivery person

plenipotentiary

delivery service

beast of burden

accredited messenger

chargé d'affaires

special messenger

point of contact

dispatch bearer

message carrier

member of Congress

people's choice

bearer of tidings

ambassador plenipotentiary

ambassador extraordinary

minister plenipotentiary

interdealer broker

liaison officer

military attaché

business manager

public relations person

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Noun

One ranked below, and typically employed to assist, a senior person

second in command

second-in-command

right-hand person

personal assistant

right-hand woman

temporary worker

designated hitter

successor designate

temporary expedient

substitute agent

partner in crime

fellow conspirator

fellow traveler

administrative assistant

right-hand girl

aider and abetter

paraprofessional

supporting role

fellow traveller

second stringer

one of the folks

business partner

secondary person

executive secretary

member of the workforce

member of staff

clerical assistant

office assistant

clerical worker

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Noun

A deputation or mission sent by one ruler or state to another

diplomatic mission

consular office

diplomatic office

representatives

organisation^UK

organization^US

body of representatives

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Noun

A person, country, or organization that has joined a group, society, or team

card-carrying member

fellow traveler

regular customer

standard-bearer

fellow traveller

religious person

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Noun

A job or position

employment status

job opportunity

vacant position

military posting

position of employment

means of livelihood

line of business

means of earning a living

line of employment

field of expertise

specialization^US

means of earning one's living

specialisation^UK

area of interest

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Noun

A person who has arrived somewhere

Verb

To select or designate for a role or activity

give the go-ahead to

give authority to

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

find employment for

assign the part to

give the part to

give permission to

confer a right to

grant the right to

put your foot down

lay down the law

hold responsible

put one's finger on

give permission

invest with power

give someone the authority

give the means to

give the power to

make up one's mind

come to a decision about

pick and choose

come to a conclusion

make a selection

make a decision

come to a decision

particularize^US

choose by ballot

vote into office

go down the line

cast one's vote for

particularise^UK

exercise choice

discriminate between

come down in favour of

call the shots on

take a decision on

confer holy orders on

feel disposed to

be inclined toward

come to an agreement

come to terms on

set the seal on

reach an agreement

settle on a plan of action

arrive at conclusion

come to decision

come to agreement

reach a conclusion

have the intention

reach a decision

make your mind up

have final word

draw a conclusion

make up your mind

come to conclusion

elect to choose

put it on record

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“We can delegate the authority to train and bring up our children to someone else but never the responsibility.”

Verb

To entrust (a task or responsibility) to another person, typically one who is less senior than oneself

hold responsible for

send on mission

decentralize^US

decentralise^UK

let someone have

put into the hands of

give custody of

give into the charge of

give into the care of

give into the custody of

put in charge of

put in the hands of

allow to look after

put into hands of

make something over to someone

kiss goodbye to

stand down from

wash your hands of

separate oneself from

divorce oneself from

step aside from

be generous with

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“The Deputy Attorney General may not delegate such authority.”

Verb

To direct the attention of someone to

put in touch with

find employment for

let someone have

decentralize^US

decentralise^UK

leave in one's will

make something over to someone

give the title of

give the right of

send on mission

hold responsible for

give custody of

put in the hands of

leave to by will

allow to look after

put into the hands of

put into hands of

give a donation of

make a donation of

sweeten the pot

sweeten the kitty

assign temporarily

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Verb

To contract out work

assign to others

Verb

To unload (a cargo)

ease the load of

throw overboard

throw over the side

take a load off

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To assign an inferior rank or position to

Verb

To officially affirm or guarantee

give grounds for

give credence to

swear up and down

give an undertaking

bear witness to

give an assurance

give substance to

give one's word

show to be true

be responsible for

swear on the Bible

give assurances

provide evidence of

make a deposition

make excuses for

give an explanation for

give reasons for

give a justification for

demonstrate the truth of

state under oath

show beyond doubt

give an apologia for

give assurance of

show the truth of

prove to be genuine

assert under oath

swear to the fact

provide insurance for

set the seal on

put up argument

enter into an agreement

give security to

shoot one's wad

give word of honor

give your word of honour

make a commitment

undertake solemnly

say confidently

swear under oath

shoot off one's mouth

give an undertaking to

throw your weight behind

show once and for all

submit evidence

establish evidence

produce evidence

make certain of

get off your chest

solemnly promise

legitimatize^US

offer grounds for

legitimatise^UK

promise under oath

make an affidavit

show just cause for

provide a rationale for

show to be reasonable

speak in favor of

be answerable for

prove to be reasonable

make allowances

act as a witness

give an affidavit

exculpate oneself

give a rationale for

throw light upon

give a reason for

exonerate oneself

give an excuse for

give an alibi for

vindicate oneself

clear the air about

absolve yourself

speak on behalf of

make a case for

give the rationale behind

speak in support of

set oneself up as

be disguised as

allege that one is

imply that one is

assert that one is

proclaim that one is

maintain that one is

represent oneself as

feign the identity of

pass oneself off as

give utterance to

make a claim to

use as an excuse

give the impression

draw conclusions

make somebody believe

make a pretence of

spread the word

give expression

bring into the open

give expression to

shout from the rooftops

take for granted

take as a hypothesis

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