Political Advocacy Terms

noun a room providing a space out of which one or more other rooms or corridors lead, typically one near the entrance of a public building

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• The lobby of the hotel was elegantly decorated with marble floors and crystal chandeliers.
• Let's meet in the lobby before heading out for dinner.
• I saw you talking to that guy in the lobby, are you two hitting it off?
• The lobby of the company is where all the important decisions are made behind closed doors.

noun a person who tries to influence legislation on behalf of a special interest

• The lobbyist presented their case to the members of Congress.
• The lobbyist tried to persuade the lawmakers to support their cause.
• The lobbyist was working the system to get what they wanted.
• The lobbyist was like a puppeteer pulling the strings behind the scenes.

verb to advocate or defend a particular cause or person

preposition to express support or defend someone or something

• It is important to speak up for those who cannot advocate for themselves.
• Hey, don't be afraid to speak up for your rights!
• Yo, you gotta speak up for your peeps, man.
• The painting seems to speak up for the artist's inner turmoil.