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Synonyms and antonyms of Politicians in American Thesaurus

Politicians

carpetbagger (noun)

someone who gets involved in politics in a place away from where they live, because they think they will be more successful there

congressman (noun)

a man who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially the House of Representatives

congressperson (noun)

someone who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially the House of Representatives

congresswoman (noun)

a woman who is a member of the U.S. Congress, especially of the House of Representatives

dove (noun)

a politician who wants to use peaceful methods to solve problems rather than fighting

elder statesman (noun)

someone with a lot of experience in politics or government who is given a lot of respect

Eurocrat (noun)

mainly journalism a politician or official in the European Union. This word is often used as a criticism to describe officials who have too much influence on the lives and work of people in EU countries.

free marketeer (noun)

someone who supports the idea of a free market, especially a politician

gentleman (noun)

Americanspoken formal used by a member of a legislature when speaking or referring to another member

gentlewoman (noun)

Americanformal used by a member of a legislature for referring to a woman member

hack (noun)

a junior politician or official who does boring work for a political party and is not respected

House Majority Leader (noun)

a member of the U.S. House of Representatives who is the leader of the political party with the greatest number of members

independent (noun)

a politician or voter who does not belong to any political party

lawmaker (noun)

mainly journalism a politician whose job is to help to make the laws of a country or state

member (noun)

British a Member of Parliament

Member of Parliament (noun)

someone who people have elected to represent them in a parliament. Members of Parliament are usually called MPs.

MEP (noun)

Member of the European Parliament: a politician who represents one of the regions of a country in the European Union

MP (noun)

Member of Parliament: someone who has been elected to represent people from a particular district in a parliament

oppressor (noun)

a powerful leader or government that treats people in an unfair or cruel way

pol (noun)

Americaninformal a politician

politician (noun)

someone who has a job in politics, especially a member of the government

politico (noun)

informal a politician or someone who is active in politics and whose ideas you do not like

senator (noun)

someone who is a member of a senate

sitting member (noun)

British a member of parliament at the present time

spin doctor (noun)

mainly journalism someone whose job is to give reporters information that makes a politician or an organization seem as good as possible

spinmeister (noun)

someone who is very good at giving information about a politician or organization in a way that makes them seem as good as possible

strongman (noun)

a political leader who uses force or threats to keep power

warmonger (noun)

showing disapproval a politician who tries to start a war

whip (noun)

an official in a political party whose job is to make certain that other members go where they are needed and that they vote in the correct way