Assemblyman

Pronunciation: /əˈsɛmbliˌmæn/

Definitions of assemblyman

noun a member of a legislative assembly, especially a state or provincial one

Example Sentences

A1 The assemblyman listened to the concerns of the local residents.

A2 The assemblyman proposed a new bill to improve education in the state.

B1 The assemblyman was elected to represent his district in the state legislature.

B2 The assemblyman worked with other legislators to pass important legislation.

C1 The assemblyman was known for his bipartisan approach to governance.

C2 The assemblyman's tenure was marked by significant reforms and progress in the state.

Examples of assemblyman in a Sentence

formal The assemblyman proposed a new bill to improve education funding.

informal Did you hear what the assemblyman said during the town hall meeting?

slang The assemblyman is really pushing for this new law to pass.

figurative The assemblyman is the glue that holds the legislative process together.

Grammatical Forms of assemblyman

• plural: assemblymen
• comparative: more assemblyman
• superlative: most assemblyman
• present tense: assembles
• future tense: will assemble
• perfect tense: has assembled
• continuous tense: is assembling
• singular: assemblyman
• positive degree: assemblyman
• infinitive: to assemble
• gerund: assembling
• participle: assembled

Origin and Evolution of assemblyman

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'assemblyman' originated from the combination of 'assembly' and 'man', referring to a male member of a legislative assembly.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'assemblyman' has evolved to be more gender-neutral, encompassing both male and female members of a legislative assembly. It is now commonly used to refer to elected representatives in various levels of government.