Pronunciation: /kənˈstɪtʃuənsi/
noun a body of voters in a specified area who elect a representative to a legislative body
A1 My constituency is made up of friendly neighbors.
A2 The politician promised to address the needs of her constituency.
B1 The candidate campaigned vigorously in her constituency.
B2 The MP's constituency covers a diverse range of demographics.
C1 The constituents in her constituency have varying political views.
C2 The MP's constituency is known for its strong sense of community and civic engagement.
adjective relating to a particular group of people or voters
A1 The constituency party organized a picnic for all its members.
A2 The constituency leader visited local schools to meet with parents.
B1 The constituency office is responsible for handling all local issues.
B2 The constituency boundaries were redrawn to reflect changes in population.
C1 The constituency MP has been working tirelessly to address community concerns.
C2 The constituency council is made up of representatives from various neighborhoods.
formal The candidate focused on addressing the key issues facing their constituency.
informal The MP promised to bring more funding to our constituency.
slang I heard our constituency is getting a new community center.
figurative In a democracy, the constituents hold the power in their hands within their constituency.
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