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Often used in the same context:
advisers,
staffers,
lieutenants,
lawmakers,
inner circle,
diplomats,
senators,
administration,
commanders,
envoys,
subordinates,
allies,
secretaries,
appointees,
officials,
generals,
courtiers,
emissaries,
associates,
surrogates,
loyalists,
bodyguards,
negotiators,
operatives,
underlings,
confidant,
legislators,
assistants,
ministers,
insiders,
bill clinton,
lawyers,
congressmen,
confidante,
caucus,
leaders,
congressional,
colleagues,
memos,
supporters,
lobbyists,
monsignors,
companions,
spokesmen,
entourage,
conferees,
advisors,
questioners,
reporters,
officeholders,
cronies,
governor,
briefings,
handlers,
backers,
whig,
noncandidate,
executive mansion,
politicians,
speechmaker,
politicos,
correspondents,
prosecutors,
staff,
speeches,
functionaries,
speechwriter,
pols,
civil servant,
sources,
factotums,
sycophants,
motorcade,
prime minister,
executives,
legislative,
running mate,
attorneys,
consiglieri,
george h.w. bush,
analysts,
observers,
clerics,
stump speech,
superiors,
centrists,
acolytes,
nuncios,
counterplan,
doctors,
prelates,
memoirs,
fundraisers,
reformers,
fidel castro,
bureaucrats,
teachers,
minions,
bidens,
nurses,
impeachment,
accusers,
aide,
instructors,
supervisors,
administrators,
officers,
attendants,
examiners,
interns,
personnel,
assistant,
consultants,
counselors
Appears in the definition of:
devolve,
disloyal,
presidential
More general:
greek deity
Synonyms:
aidoneus,
hades,
pluto
Also try:
— Adjectives for aides:
top,
other,
closest,
senior,
several,
presidential,
military,
former,
personal,
chief,
close,
more...
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