Synonyms for constituency
kənˈstɪtʃ u ən sicon·stituen·cy

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1. constituencynoun

   A district represented by one or more elected officials.

   John was elected to parliament from the Bedford constituency.

   Synonyms:
   riding, electoral district

2. constituencynoun

   Synonyms:
   electorate

Princeton's WordNet

1. constituencynoun

   the body of voters who elect a representative for their area

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1. List of paraphrases for "constituency":

   riding, constituencies, district, circonscription, electorate, constituent

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1. John MacArthur:

   I believe our government is capitalizing on a politically expedient segment of its constituency in an effort to further dismantle Western civilization as we know it. To do this, it must outlaw its very foundation, which is rooted in a Judeo-Christian worldview. Bill C-4 is another brick laid in this effort and is evidence that our government is under the judgment of God.

2. Michael Bloomberg:

   The bottom line is there is no excuse for the political stunt just because The President had made a commitment when The President ran for office and afterwards, the President can not get it done and deliver for The President constituency. The President should just stand up and say I tried and let's get on with the next thing.

3. Anna Katharina Kassautzki:

   Angela Merkel own seat.The has done a lot for the constituency here and I think Angela Merkel own seat.The was also often a strong chancellor and a role model for us -- especially for young girls.

4. Christopher Sabatini:

   It's not going to be like his first two terms in power, bolsonarismo, it's not just any garden variety conservative party, it draws from evangelicals, it draws from very vitriolic, almost anti-democratic elements, and part of Brazilian society that's called the Bibles, bullets and beef constituency.

5. Jamal Khashoggi:

   I think he will continue with Abdullah's reforms. He realises the importance of this. He's not conservative in person, but he values the opinion of the conservative constituency of the country, king Abdullah was willing to challenge the conservatives, but not to crush them. Salman respected the status quo. He wanted reform but was very much connected to the tribal mentality, the conservative nature of his constituency.