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postcampaign

postcampaign adjective: after a political campaign.

Adjective

postcampaign (not comparable)

  1. After a political campaign.
    • So with Mrs. Clinton ready to endorse Mr. Obama in a speech on Saturday, the vanquished candidate faces her first postcampaign test.2008 June 7, Jodi Kantor, “Clinton Bloc Becomes the Prize for Election Day”, in New York Times

Origin of postcampaign

From post- + campaign.

Questions about postcampaign

What does postcampaign mean?
Postcampaign means after a political campaign.
What part of speech is postcampaign?
Postcampaign is an adjective.

Words near postcampaign in the dictionary

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  9. postcanines
  10. postcaniniform
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