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Often used in the same context:
bureaucrat,
politician,
trade unionist,
diplomat,
backbencher,
parliamentarian,
minister,
technocrat,
apparatchik,
aide,
subeditor,
schoolteacher,
policeman,
eurocrat,
functionary,
lecturer,
constable,
policewoman,
servant,
dustman,
courtier,
colonel,
ministerial,
quantity surveyor,
councilor,
legislator,
chartered accountant,
shorthand typist,
minster,
pensioner,
lawmaker,
equerry,
accountant,
educationalist,
banker,
prime minister,
computer programmer,
barrister,
aircraftman,
postman,
journalist,
seaman,
fusilier,
mandarin,
brigadier general,
educationist,
mechanical engineer,
academician,
chap,
lord chancellor,
lieutenant,
brigadier,
clergyman,
telephonist,
lieutenant colonel,
secretary,
directorate,
railwayman,
headmasters,
policymaker,
grandee,
typist,
deputy,
divorcee,
housemaid,
churchman,
postmistress,
lord privy seal,
lady mayoress,
housewife,
bencher,
crossbencher,
warder,
dogsbody,
radiographer,
storekeeper,
hairdresser,
commoner,
electrical engineer,
peon,
teacher,
scientist,
vice consul,
draftsman,
political commissar,
laborer,
stockbroker,
parliamentary,
ministry,
attender,
engineer,
vicar,
shopkeeper,
inspector,
flunkey,
worker,
nurse,
campaigner,
administrator,
carpenter,
pensionable
More general:
functionary,
official
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