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Synonyms and antonyms of US government departments and organizations in American Thesaurus

US government departments and organizations

administration (noun)

a department of the U.S. government

the Bureau (noun)

the FBI in the U.S.

the Capitol ()

the building in the main city of each U.S. state where government officials meet to make state laws

the FBI ()

the Federal Bureau of Investigation: a U.S. government department that deals with serious crimes that affect more than one state

the FDA ()

the Food and Drug Administration: a U.S. government department that controls the food and drugs that are allowed to be sold

Homeland Security (noun)

the U.S. government department responsible for protecting the U.S. from attacks by terrorists, or the work of this department

the House of Representatives ()

the larger and less powerful part of the U.S. Congress (=the national legislature in the U.S.)

the INS ()

the Immigration and Naturalization Service: the part of the U.S. government that deals with people from other countries who want to live in the U.S.

interagency (adjective)

between or involving two or more government departments or other agencies

the IRS ()

the Internal Revenue Service: the U.S. government department that collects taxes

the legislative branch (noun)

the part of government that makes and changes laws. The other parts of government are the executive branch and the judicial branch.

the legislature (noun)

legalmainly British the legislative branch of government

NASA ()

the National Aeronautics and Space Administration: a government organization responsible for space research and sending rockets into space

OSHA ()

Occupational Safety and Health Administration: a U.S. government department that decides whether the buildings and places where people work, and the equipment and substances they use in their work, are safe

the Pentagon ()

the department of the U.S. government that controls the military, or the building that belongs to this department

the Postal Service ()

the government department in the U.S. that delivers the mail

the Secret Service (noun)

the U.S. government department responsible for protecting the president, the vice-president, and their families

the Senate (noun)

the more senior part of a legislature that has two parts

the Senate (noun)

the more senior part of the U.S. Congress

senatorial (adjective)

relating to the work of a senator

the State Department ()

in the U.S., the government department that manages the country’s relations with other countries. The Secretary of State is the head of this department.