bicameral
31bicameral — [bʌɪ kam(ə)r(ə)l] adjective (of a legislative body) having two chambers. Derivatives bicameralism noun Origin C19: from bi + L. camera chamber + al …
32bicameral — bi·cameral …
33bicameral — bi•cam•er•al [[t]baɪˈkæm ər əl[/t]] adj. gov having two branches, chambers, or houses, as a legislative body • Etymology: 1825–35 bi•cam′er•al•ism, n …
34bicameral — /baɪˈkæmərəl / (say buy kamuhruhl) adjective having two branches, chambers, or houses, as a legislative body. Compare unicameral. {bi + Latin camer(a) chamber + al1} …
35bicameral — a. having two Chambers or Houses. ♦ bicameralism, n. ♦ bicameralist, ♦ bicamerist, n. person advocating such legislative system …
36bicameral — Two chambered, the term having reference to the usual division of a legislature into two houses …
37bicameral — adj. (of a parliament or legislative body) having two chambers. Derivatives: bicameralism n. Etymology: BI + L camera chamber …
38bicameral legislature — noun A legislative body consisting of two chambers or houses …
39bicameral abscess — an abscess having two chambers or pockets; see collar button a …
40bicameral legislature — A legislature with two houses or ‘chambers’. Lower chambers – comprising deputies or Members of Parliament – are usually popularly elected by all adults qualified to vote. Upper chambers vary in their membership and powers, some being… …
