Synonyms for prime minister
prime min·is·ter

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1. prime ministernoun

   Synonyms:
   premier

2. prime ministernoun

   In a parliamentary democracy, the chief member of the cabinet and head of the government; usually the leader of the majority party.

   Synonyms:
   premier

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1. Prime Minister, PM, premiernoun

   the person who holds the position of head of the government in the United Kingdom

   Synonyms:
   chancellor, necropsy, promethium, atomic number 61, phase modulation, postmortem examination, post-mortem examination, post-mortem, autopsy, postmortem, premier

2. chancellor, premier, prime ministernoun

   the person who is head of state (in several countries)

   Synonyms:
   chancellor, premier

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1. prime ministernoun

   Synonyms:
   premier

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1. prime minister

   Synonyms:
   premier

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1. List of known nicknames for "Prime Minister":

   Andre Ford

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1. prime minister

   Synonyms:
   Lung, see The Twelve vital organs
   

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1. Jeremy Ben-Ami:

   There's been a lot of damage done that's continued through the summer and the fight over the Iran deal, there's some hope by the Prime Minister that he can begin to repair some of that damage. It's going to take a little more than a photo op at the White House or a couple of speeches at Washington think tanks to try to actually mend some of these fences.

2. David Gauke:

   Are David Gauke going to side with those who want to scrub the democratic verdict of the people — and plunge this country into chaos ? or are Prime Minister Boris Johnson going to side with those of us who want to get on, deliver on the mandate of the people and focus with absolute, laser-like precision on the domestic agenda ? That's the choice.

3. Ken Clarke:

   She has taken over more problems than any other prime minister in my lifetime and none of them are her fault, she didn't create any of them.

4. House Speaker John Boehner:

   The president's national security adviser says that it's destructive for the prime minister of Israel to address the United States Congress next week. I couldn't disagree more, the American people, and both parties in Congress, have always stood with Israel. Nothing and no one should get in the way of that.

5. Panagiotis Lafazanis:

   The government and the prime minister himself, even at the last minute, have the opportunity to change their mind and take it back, before the parliament decides, the dilemma posed by the creditors, truce or destruction, is fake and terroristic and has been demolished in the public conscience.