government
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈɡʌvərnmənt/
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sistema de gobierno
- Why do we even have the government involved in marriage at all?
- federal government
- local government
- government spending
Now the real problem is that government doesn't work like business.
- Now the real problem is that government doesn't work like business.
- How limited is the government created by consent?
- The Republican Party is a big government anti freedom party.
- I would say it's, it's an aspect of government which needs devolving now.
- And so it is the responsibility of a government to war game scenarios.
- I think it is a part of the government media relationship.
- But a cynicism against the government is baked into the audience pie.
Examples
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A stable government is essential for economic growth and national security.
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And so this was an attempt at clean government and clean cities.
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This House is the place where the government should be held to account.
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And so Europe never had one government till now.
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I think it is a part of the government media relationship.
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Do you know what system of government we have here?
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The strong support of the local government was perhaps 80% of the battle won.
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We also know that high levels of government spending crowd out private consumption.
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It has ended as it begun by a government breaking its word.
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Other favorable factors included competent government personnel and a low level of corruption.
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Synonyms
∞
3.2
The group that makes and enforces a country's laws
697
2.0
Control of a country by a person or group
535
6.1
A government that rules a country, often not democratic and strict
161
3.3
Managing and organizing the work of a government or organization
86
3.4
The people, groups, and laws that govern a country
83
5.6
How a country or organization is run and who makes decisions
17
3.4
A group of people or organization that manages and sets rules for an institution
8
7.7
A country or area with its own government and laws
3
7.3
A group of people who work in government offices
2
3.5
The group of people who run a country
Compounds
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3.2
A national government that shares power with state governments but keeps strong central power
294
2.6
The national government of the United States with executive, legislative, and judicial branches
113
2.5
The national group of leaders and institutions like the president, Congress, and the courts
68
2.4
Government that runs a state in the United States and provides services like schools and roads
- Formal
61
3.2
The national government of the United States that makes and enforces laws through three branches
- Specialized
14
2.7
A loan to a government that pays interest over time and is usually safe
12
4.3
A group or region that makes and follows its own rules without outside control
6
3.2
Money a country gets from taxes and other sources to pay for public services
5
3.7
A person in the government who leads a department and makes rules about it
3
7.4
A temporary group of leaders who live outside their country and plan to return to lead it
- Literature
3
5.8
A government run by another country that does what the other country wants and has little real power
2
6.2
Action by a government that goes too far and controls private life or business
- Formal
1
4.8
A former U.S. agency that printed and bound official government documents
A division of local government that provides services like waste collection and road repair
- Formal
An independent U.S. agency that helps Congress check how the government spends public money
An independent agency that checks how the U.S. government spends money and reports to Congress
A former U.S. government agency that printed and bound official documents for Congress and other federal offices
A former government office that made and put together official United States documents for Congress and federal departments
A phrase used to describe the Israeli government that controls Palestinian areas, often used as an insult
How Centralized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Government comes from an old word meaning 'to steer' or 'to guide', and you can see the same root in governor. So a government is the system that 'steers' a country.