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probing amendment

probing amendment noun: an amendment put forward by a legislator with the intent of providing an opportunity for discussion of a specific topic, rather than with the intent of actually changing the proposed legislation.

Noun

probing amendment (plural probing amendments)

  1. An amendment put forward by a legislator with the intent of providing an opportunity for discussion of a specific topic, rather than with the intent of actually changing the proposed legislation.

Forms of probing amendment

pluralprobing amendments

Questions about probing amendment

What does probing amendment mean?
Probing amendment means an amendment put forward by a legislator with the intent of providing an opportunity for discussion of a specific topic, rather than with the intent of actually changing the proposed legislation.
What part of speech is probing amendment?
Probing amendment is a noun.
What is the plural of probing amendment?
The plural of probing amendment is probing amendments.

Words near probing amendment in the dictionary

  1. probie
  2. probies
  3. probilifuscin
  4. Probin
  5. probing
  6. probing amendment
  7. probing amendments
  8. probingly
  9. probings
  10. probiogenomics
  11. probiont

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