Synonyms and antonyms of The US presidency in British Thesaurus

Air Force One ()

the name given to a US air force plane when the president flies on it

Camelot ()

the time when John F Kennedy was president of the US (1961–63), considered an exciting time of change in America

Camp David ()

the country home of the US president in northern Maryland

the Chief Executive (noun)

American the President of the US

the First Family (noun)

the family of the president of the US

the First Lady (noun)

the wife of the president of the US or of a governor of a US state

the Gettysburg Address ()

an important speech that was given by the US President Abraham Lincoln in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, during the Civil War in 1863. It includes the famous expression ‘government of the people, by the people, for the people’.

Inauguration Day (noun)

the day on which a recently elected US president begins in the job. It is on 20 January of the year following an election.

JFK ()

an informal name for US president John F Kennedy, Jr

the Oval Office ()

the power and authority of the president of the United States

POTUS (noun)

American President of the United States: a word used by the Secret Service and other government departments

Pres. (abbreviation)

President

presidency (noun)

the job of being president, or the period of time that someone has this job

presidential (adjective)

relating to a president

the State of the Union Address ()

a speech given by the US President to Congress every January describing the condition of the country and any new laws that may be passed

the West Wing ()

the part of the White House that contains the US President’s office

the West Wing ()

the US president’s senior staff and advisers

the White House ()

the official home of the President of the US, in Washington, DC

the White House ()

the people who work at the White House, including the President

the White House ()

belonging to or connected with the White House