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Noun

A group chosen to represent others

A group of people constituted as the decision-making body of an organization

(rare) Agents or representatives

A body of adherents or participants in a group or organization

A legislative body of a state

Plural for a person carrying information to another

Plural for one ranked below, and typically employed to assist, a senior person

Plural for 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 bestow legal or official authority 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

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A group chosen to represent others

body of representatives

body of commissioners

board of commissioners

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Noun

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A group of people constituted as the decision-making body of an organization

board of commissioners

body of commissioners

counsellors^UK

counselors^US

interlocking directorate

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Noun

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(rare) Agents or representatives

public relations officers

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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

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A body of adherents or participants in a group or organization

enrollment^US

enrolment^UK

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Noun

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A legislative body of a state

Noun

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Plural for a person carrying information to another

Noun

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Plural for one ranked below, and typically employed to assist, a senior person

administrative assistants

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Noun

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Plural for a person who has arrived somewhere

travelers^US

travellers^UK

Verb

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To select or designate for a role or activity

authorises^UK

authorizes^US

deputises^UK

deputizes^US

licences^US

licenses^UK

installs^US

instals^UK

enrolls^US

enrols^UK

favors^US

favours^UK

honours^UK

honors^US

organizes^US

recognizes^US

recognises^UK

drafts^US

organises^UK

draughts^UK

finalizes^US

finalises^UK

comes to a conclusion

picks and choose

comes to a decision about

comes down in favour of

makes choice

discriminates between

confers holy orders on

comes to an agreement

arrives at conclusion

settles on a plan of action

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

Verb

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

holds responsible for

authorizes^US

authorises^UK

puts into the hands of

gives into the charge of

gives into the care of

gives into the custody of

patronizes^US

patronises^UK

marshals^UK

divorces oneself from

separates oneself from

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

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To bestow legal or official authority to

empowers

authorises^UK

authorizes^US

licenses^UK

licences^US

legitimises^UK

legitimizes^US

gives someone the authority

gives the go-ahead to

gives the means to

gives the power to

invests with power

gives the green light to

gives the thumbs up to

legalizes^US

legalises^UK

gives a blank cheque to

grants permission to

gives approval to

gives authorization to

grants authorization to

gives the stamp of approval to

gives the green light

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Verb

To contract out work

Verb

To unload (a cargo)

Verb

To assign an inferior rank or position to

reduces in importance

strips someone of their rank

Verb

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To officially affirm or guarantee

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