Assembly and Majority

Assembly

Assembly noun - A body of people come together in one place.

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Majority and assembly are semantically related in matter topic. In some cases you can use "Majority" instead a noun "Assembly".

Majority noun - The largest part or quantity of something.

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Assembly and majority are semantically related in matter topic. Sometimes you can use "Assembly" instead a noun "Majority".

Nearby Word: major

complete	complete assembly	complete majority
current	current assembly	current majority
single	single assembly	single majority
small	small assembly	small majority
Other adjectives: entire, huge, democratic, new, overall, parliamentary.

Goleck: The Prinnies were talking about "multiple endings"... Murder Is the Best Solution: Passing bills in the Dark Assembly is not a simple matter of just winning a majority vote, you have to win by a margin greater than the mana cost of the bill you're trying to pass.

Source: Video Game / Disgaea: Hour of Darkness
Labour won exactly 29 seats in the 60 seat assembly, falling short of the traditional majority.

Source: Useful Notes / British Political System
Originally the majority nationalist party in the later Northern Ireland Assembly, before Sinn Féin took over this role in the mid-2000s.

Source: Useful Notes / British Political System

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