councillor

[ koun-suh-ler, -sler ]

noun

1. councilor.

councillor

/ ˈkaʊnsələ /

noun

1. a member of a council

Usage

See counsellor

Derived Forms

• ˈcouncillorˌship, noun

Other Words From

• council·lor·ship noun

Example Sentences

Clement Cuthbertson, a DUP councillor for Mid Ulster, said the figures "mightn't be considered that surprising given that Mid Ulster has so many rural roads and important trunk roads that constantly need maintenance".

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Gwynedd councillor John Pughe Roberts had earlier put forward a motion asking the park to stop using Snowdon and Snowdonia, claiming many were "complaining that people are changing house names, rock names, renaming the mountains".

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Laura Wright, a Labour councillor for Grofield ward, said the fire was "absolutely devastating".

From BBC

Richard John, a Conservative councillor for Mitchel Troy and Trellech ward, described the fire as "horrendous" and "heartbreaking" as he thanked emergency services on X, formerly known as Twitter.

From BBC

The local councillor in charge of emergencies has since admitted she did not know there was a system for sending phone alerts.

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