Guests
Representatives and guests are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Representatives" instead a noun "Guests".
Representatives
Guests and representatives are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Guests" instead a noun "Representatives".
Both words in one sentence
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Guests include representatives of corporations on the company's first trading day, political officials and foreign dignitaries.
Source: Big Red Button - Bernard Levin frequently began his debate segments by delivering one of these to his guests (sometimes individuals, sometimes representatives of a given profession or organisation), then allowing them to refute his arguments.
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The demo ended before it began when one of the VIP guests (Elanor Holmes Norton, the District's non-voting "Delegate" to the House of Representatives) pushed the big red "Emergency Stop" button and knocked the car's systems completely off-line.
Source: Big Red Button
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