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Meanings of political boss in English
Catalan
líder polític Spanish
líder Person who controls a unit of a political party, although they might not hold political office.
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Usage of political boss in English
1
In two days, a South Asian political boss became a global hero.
2
The political boss is not the unscrupulous ogre that the muck-rakers picture.
3
FITZ is there too, the political boss we met at the factory.
4
On Boardwalk Empire, crooked Prohibition-era political boss Nucky Thompson seems practically indestructible.
5
Those papers call you another such political boss as Quay and Gorman.
6
Ruef, himself, is nothing; a political boss, a solicitor of bribes.
7
He's a political boss, like the Tammany Hall bosses of old.
8
The President's private secretary has commissioned the Chicago political boss to fix it up.
9
Could any political boss, however prudent or scholarly, foresee it?
10
These are extraordinary words for a permanent secretary to be using about his political boss.
11
He was political boss of his community and protector for a small tribe of Indians.
12
Such are the day's injunctions of the political boss.
13
Over more than a half-century, television has essentially replaced the party as the modern political boss.
14
Some people consider mental or moral inertia the chief force that sustains the corrupt political boss.
15
Mark Hanna, the most active force in Cleveland railways, was also the political boss of the State.
16
The political boss is not in sight.
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