Definitions
a maker of laws; someone who gives a code of laws
Word origin
From Middle English lawemaker, lawe maker, equivalent to law + maker.
Used in a sentence
“Lawmakers in France voted over the weekend of April 10/11 to introduce measures to restrict flights on routes where the same journey can be made by rail in under two and a half hours.”
““Many members are only now beginning to understand that,” one GOP lawmaker told CNN.”
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01“Member of a legislature”8 letters
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