subcommittee
- noun
- /ˌsʌb.kəˈmɪt.i/
- Secretary McNamara, on behalf of the subcommittee let me thank you for your appearance here today.
- chair a subcommittee
- member of a subcommittee
- subcommittee hearings
We testified before the House Weaponization of Government subcommittee early in March.
- We testified before the House Weaponization of Government subcommittee early in March.
- But the Select Sub Subcommittee says that assertion is demonstrably false.
- The House Space subcommittee just passed out a their recommendations for appropriations in the next year.
- They still, I mean, even did you watch the thing the the Senate, the the Congressional Intelligence Committee subcommittee.
- And I think the next stage was codenamed Algol XA little subcommittee gets appointed with perhaps LED I think by Nicholas Vegas, I'm not sure.
Examples
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It's an EU subcommittee which looks at the internal market, infrastructure and employment.
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But the committee usually refers the bill to an even smaller group, a subcommittee, for close review.
Fiction book (1996) -
All you need are the nine other Subcommittee members.
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My little subcommittee has power.
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Yesterday, Green was at a subcommittee hearing on COVID.
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...is head of the Senate Arms Services subcommittee in charge of our budget.
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As you know, there is a senate subcommittee hearing here Monday.
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I was on a very important subcommittee.
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I sit on the House Appropriations Subcommittee for White House Budget and Management.
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The committee decided to form a subcommittee to address the urgent issues raised by the community.
Synonyms
A group of members of parliament who study a particular issue
A small group chosen from a larger committee to work on one task
A smaller group within a commission that focuses on a specific task
Antonyms
How Small
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subcommittee has two parts: sub- meaning 'under', as in subway, and committee, a group of people. So a subcommittee is a smaller group 'under' the main committee that handles a specific task.