aldermanic (Meaning)
Wordnet
aldermanic (a)
of or relating to or like an alderman
Webster
aldermanic (a.)
Relating to, becoming to, or like, an alderman; characteristic of an alderman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aldermanic
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aldermanic Sentence Examples
- The aldermanic elections brought forth a new wave of leaders committed to community development.
- In the city council meeting, members engaged in a heated discussion regarding aldermanic responsibilities.
- His aldermanic term was marked by significant infrastructure improvements in the neighborhood.
- The aldermanic committee convened to address pressing issues related to urban planning.
- Residents attended the town hall to voice their concerns and seek solutions through aldermanic action.
- The aldermanic proposal aimed to allocate funds for the renovation of public spaces.
- As part of his aldermanic duties, he advocated for increased transparency in local government.
- The aldermanic chamber echoed with passionate debates on zoning regulations and land use policies.
- The newly elected aldermanic team collaborated on initiatives to enhance public services.
- Civic engagement workshops provided insights into the intricacies of aldermanic decision-making processes.
FAQs About the word aldermanic
of or relating to or like an aldermanRelating to, becoming to, or like, an alderman; characteristic of an alderman.
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The aldermanic elections brought forth a new wave of leaders committed to community development.
In the city council meeting, members engaged in a heated discussion regarding aldermanic responsibilities.
His aldermanic term was marked by significant infrastructure improvements in the neighborhood.
The aldermanic committee convened to address pressing issues related to urban planning.
