representative

representative
n
1. substitute, stand-in, understudy, factotum, proxy, consignee; agent, attorney, solicitor, spokesman, spokesperson, Inf. mouthpiece; commissioner, broker, factor, trustee, regent, vice-regent; lieutenant, steward, surrogate, vicar, clerk, bailiff; diplomat, plenipotentiary, legate, consul, ambassador; attache, envoy, messenger, nuncio, emissary, negotiator.
2. delegate, elected representative; senator, congressman, congresswoman, assemblyman, assemblywoman, councillor; member of Parliament, M.P.
3. specimen, sample, trial run; typical example, typical instance, case in point; exemplification, illustration, epitome.
adj
4. representing, delegated, deputized, ordained, commissioned; accredited, official, operative, ambassadorial; empowered, authorized, licensed, endorsed; vicarious, substitute, proxy, surrogate.
5. typical, typifying, exemplifying, illustrative, indicative, characteristic; symbolic, emblematic, model, true-to-type, stereotypical, standard; normal, usual, expected, in character

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