council in Latin
council in Latin is consilium — council means a group of people formally chosen to manage, advise on, or make decisions about local or organizational affairs.
council in Latin
consilium
A committee that leads or governs (e.g. city council, student council).
What does "council" mean?
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noun A group of people formally chosen to manage, advise on, or make decisions about local or organizational affairs.
"The city council voted to build a new park downtown."
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council in a sentence
- The city council voted to build a new park downtown.
- She was elected to the student council in her final year.
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What is "council" in Latin?
"council" in Latin is consilium. council means: A group of people formally chosen to manage, advise on, or make decisions about local or organizational affairs.
How do you use "council" in a sentence?
Example: "The city council voted to build a new park downtown." In Latin, "council" is consilium.
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