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Definitions from the WebCaucusingDefinition:Caucusing refers to the practice of engaging in private discussions or meetings by members of a political party or group to decide on positions, strategies, and actions. Senses:1. Noun: The act of holding a caucus. 2. Verb: To engage in caucusing or participate in a caucus. Usage:Popular Usage:During election campaigns, political parties often hold caucuses to discuss important issues and strategize their campaigns. Many lawmakers caucused together to form a unified position on the proposed legislation. Local Usage:In our local community, neighborhood association members have regular caucuses to address local concerns and make decisions for the betterment of the area. The tribal leaders caucused to determine the next course of action in resolving the ongoing dispute. Sample Sentences:1. The senator attended a caucus with fellow party members to discuss the upcoming budget negotiation. 2. The students caucused to plan a peaceful protest against the proposed tuition fee increase. 3. The company's executives held a caucusing session to find the best marketing strategy for the new product launch. Related Products:Find books about caucusing on Amazon. | ||||
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