councils Synonym

reinstate, reintroduce, restore, reestablish, renew, reapply, reimplement, re-enforce, re-enact, reinitiate [x]

committee, board, assembly, panel, commission, advisory group, governing body, council of advisors, council of elders, council of ministers, council of representatives, council of trustees, council of members, council of officials, council of delegates, council of leaders, council of directors, council of executives, council of supervisors, council of administrators, council of governors, council of managers, council of overseers, council of regulators, council of inspectors, council of consultants, council of experts, council of specialists, council of professionals, council of authorities, council of dignitaries, council of notables, council of luminaries, council of sages, council of wise men, council of wise women, council of seniors, council of veterans, council of patriarchs, council of matriarchs, council of chiefs, council of heads, council of principals, council of rulers, council of sovereigns, council of monarchs [x]

ruler, monarch, king, queen, emperor, empress, potentate, overlord, autocrat, czar, sultan, leader, chief, head, authority, lord, prince, princess, duke, duchess, regent sovereign ruler, supreme ruler, majesty, highness, liege, suzerain, paramount, paramount ruler, despot, dictator, chieftain, grandee, magnate, baron, master, commander, governor, president, premier, prime minister, head of state, head of government, boss, director, chairperson, chair [x]

officials, powers, regulators, administrators, leaders, executives, managers, directors, supervisors, chiefs, heads, controllers, overseers, governors, rulers, commanders, dignitaries, magistrates, officials in charge, officeholders, functionaries, bureaucrats, public servants, civil servants, law enforcement, enforcers adjudicators, arbiters, judges, decision-makers, policymakers, lawmakers, legislators, representatives, agents, officers, custodians, caretakers, stewards, trustees, wardens, patrons, protectors, guardians, inspectors, examiners, auditors, appraisers, assessors [x]

authorities, administrators, representatives, officers, functionaries, executives,, managers, directors, supervisors regulators, bureaucrats, dignitaries, appointees, commissioners, agents, delegates, envoys, emissaries, stewards, custodians, overseers, controllers, governors, chiefs, heads, principals, chairpersons, presidents, secretaries, ministers, chancellors, magistrates, judges, adjudicators, arbiters, referees, mediators, facilitators, coordinators, organizers, planners, strategists, policymakers, lawmakers, legislators, councilors, aldermen, trustees, board members [x]

representatives, agents, delegates, proxies, substitutes, assistants, lieutenants, aides, surrogates, alternates, stand-ins, envoys, emissaries, commissioners, intermediaries, plenipotentiaries, viceroys, legates, nuncios, vicegerents, second-in-commands, adjutants, underlings, seconds, seconds-in-command, seconds-in-charge, seconds-in-rank, seconds-in-line, seconds-in-position, seconds-in-authority, seconds-in-commandment, seconds-in-control, seconds-in-leadership, seconds-in-management, seconds-in-supervision, seconds-in-administration, seconds-in-direction, seconds-in-governance, seconds-in-regulation, seconds-in-overseeing, seconds-in-guidance, seconds-in-stewardship [x]

ruling, governing, dominant, prevailing, sovereign, supreme, controlling, leading, commanding, authoritative, presiding, overseeing, directing, managing, administering, supervising, regulating, head, chief, principal, primary, foremost, preeminent, superior, top, paramount, master, monarchial, imperial, royal, majestic, kingly, queenly, lordly, noble, aristocratic, high-ranking, exalted, eminent, distinguished, influential, powerful, potent, mighty, strong, forceful [x]