Synonyms for public office
pub·lic of·fice

Princeton's WordNet

1. public officenoun

   a position concerning the people as a whole

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1. • Position

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1. Clifford V. Villalon:

   Five personalities were being selected to serve in a public office: a politician, a philanthropist, a doctor, a teacher and a farmer. The first four know their plans in life while the last one is living without many plans. The farmer won by election. It is because the farmer wants to do more than what others have already done.

2. Paul Ryan:

   These allegations are disqualifying if true. Anyone who would do this to a child has no place in public office, let alone the United States United States Senate.

3. John Kasich:

   When you're talking about complicated issues like North Korea or you're talking about health care or you're talking about any of these things, you just don't want to talk. You want to know what you're talking about, the question is -- and I've thought about this -- is can you be an important voice without holding public office?

4. Jennifer Boone:

   There is a growing intolerance by the American people of public corruption, an intolerance reflected in the willingness to come forward and report abuse of public office.

5. Marc Molinaro:

   I've given 29 years of my life -- the day I turned 18, I entered into public service. My entire life is transparent, and I have held a public office firmly committed to doing the services and issues.