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committee
[ kuh-mit-ee ]
noun
- a person or group of persons elected or appointed to perform some service or function, as to investigate, report on, or act upon a particular matter.
- Law. an individual to whom the care of a person or a person's estate is committed.
committee
noun
- əˈɪɪ a group of people chosen or appointed to perform a specified service or function
- ˌɒɪˈپː (formerly) a person to whom the care of a mentally incompetent person or his property was entrusted by a court See also receiver
Grammar Note
Other Word Forms
- dz·t· dz·t· noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of committee1
Word History and Origins
Origin of committee1
Example Sentences
This means the loss of parliamentary funding for things like office budgets and technology equipment, as well as fewer chances to ask questions of the government and sit on committees.
Mahmood told the committee the Supreme Court had "handled things very sensitively".
With an increasing number going card-only, the committee said prices would rise for essential goods and services in the remaining outlets that accepted cash.
Prof O'Neill - who previously told Holyrood's education committee as many as 700 posts might have to go - said a number of steps still needed to be completed for the new proposals to work.
For years, she managed the parent company’s political action committee.
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