motioner Antonyms
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Meaning of motioner
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motioner (n.)
One who makes a motion; a mover.
motioner Sentence Examples
- The motioner proposed a bold amendment to the bylaws, sparking a lively debate.
- The speaker's eloquent motion persuaded the audience to support his cause.
- The politician presented a motion calling for increased funding for education.
- The motioner's passionate speech ignited the crowd, inspiring them to action.
- The club's president welcomed the motioner to the floor to present his proposal.
- The motioner's arguments were well-reasoned and persuasive, winning over many skeptics.
- The delegates listened attentively as the motioner made his case for the proposed resolution.
- The motioner requested a vote on the matter, eager to see his proposal come to fruition.
- The motioner's determination and perseverance paid off as the motion was unanimously passed.
- The motioner's successful advocacy led to significant changes within the organization.
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One who makes a motion; a mover.
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The motioner proposed a bold amendment to the bylaws, sparking a lively debate.
The speaker's eloquent motion persuaded the audience to support his cause.
The politician presented a motion calling for increased funding for education.
The motioner's passionate speech ignited the crowd, inspiring them to action.
