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Definitions from the WebAntonym of CaucusNoun:A gathering where decisions are made through an informal discussion and consensus. Example Sentence: The caucus was instrumental in reaching a collective agreement on the new company policy. Verb:To independently decide or act, without consulting or involving others. Example Sentence: John decided to antonym-of-caucus and make his own decision on the matter. Adjective:Independent, individual, or outside of a collective action or decision-making process. Example Sentence: Jane's approach to problem-solving was antonym-of-caucus, preferring to rely on her own judgment. Related Products on Amazon:Explore books and other related products on Amazon. | ||||
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