Antonyms for elected officialelect·ed of·fi·cial

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Princeton's WordNet

1. elected officialnoun

   official who won the office in a free election

How to use elected official in a sentence?

1. Former Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening:

   He understands what it is like to be the top elected official in a really challenging urban area, including the area of law enforcement, what you've got here is a powder keg in the sense that the community doesn't trust the police and the police doesn't trust the community, amidst a growing sense of poverty and inequity and hopelessness.

2. Joyce Beatty:

   I was there because I wanted the young protesters to know that in solidarity, that I stand with them, joyce Beatty know, I'm a grandmother, I'm an elected official, but I'm a black woman first and I felt the pain.

3. Lauri Jones:

   Someone said,' Let's find out where she lives, we'll post her address,' those types of things, not being an elected official or anything, I mean, I wasn't used to that and it did make me really kind of fearful.

4. Zooey Zephyr:

   Today—when the Speaker continued to not recognize me as a duly elected official—my constituents & community protested on behalf of their democratic right to be heard. I raised my mic and stood in solidarity with them. I am devoted to those who rise in defense of democracy.

5. Terry Headlee:

   I just couldn't believe that an elected official would say something so stupid.

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