Legislative Terminology

adjective relating to a legislative body that is divided into two separate chambers or houses

• The bicameral system of the government consists of two separate chambers, each with its own set of responsibilities.
• In a bicameral legislature, there are two parts that have to agree before a law can be passed.
• The bicameral setup in the organization is like having two bosses instead of one.
• His mind seemed to have a bicameral structure, with one part constantly conflicting with the other.

noun a prevailing or current practice or fashion

preposition used to indicate that something is currently the most important or popular thing

• Efficiency and productivity are the order of the day in our company.
• Getting things done quickly is the order of the day around here.
• Chilling out and having a good time is the order of the day for us today.
• Adapting to change is the order of the day in this fast-paced industry.

noun A term used to refer to the healthcare plan proposed by the Trump administration

• The proposed changes to healthcare policy are often referred to as Trumpcare.
• Have you heard about the latest updates on Trumpcare?
• I can't believe they're still pushing for that Trumpcare nonsense.
• The idea of Trumpcare has been a hot topic of debate in recent times.