councilor
- noun
- /ˈkaʊnsələr/
- US
- "Were you at the masque two days ago, my lord?" the councilor asked.
- elected councilors
- town councilor
- chief councilor
I think we're going to have another a huge amount of reform characters and councillors.
- I think we're going to have another a huge amount of reform characters and councillors.
Examples
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A city councilor.
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Trouble is, Fairchild is a local councilor's nephew.
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In more traditional times, there was no band council, chief councilor, or elected officials of any kind.
Academic text (2004) -
The administration at the school I spoke at offered me a job as a student councilor.
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And the the councillor says what you need to do is you need to create a new network.
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You just mentioned a councillor, someone who won an election peacefully through the normal means and became the councillor.
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Now, firstly, I'm gonna let you guys know that there are councilors available to talk to anyone if they feel they need it.
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One of the women councilors asked, "Are you asking Selene to fund your corporation?"
Fiction book (2001) -
Jennifer Boettcher is currently serving as RUSA Councilor to ALA.
Academic text (2014) -
The proposal was championed by the city councilor, who believed it would benefit the community.
Synonyms
A man who is on a town or city council
A person elected or chosen to serve on a council that makes local decisions
A member of a city council elected to represent a local area
A woman who is a member of a local council
A person on a city or town council who helps make rules and plans
A member of a city council who represents a local area and has a gender neutral title
A person elected to a council to represent a local area
A member of a religious council who advises the head of the order when making decisions
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Councilor comes from the word council, which comes from an old word for 'advice' or 'meeting' and is the same root as counsel ('advice'). So a councilor is someone who joins that meeting to give advice and help make decisions.