representation
/ˌrɛprəzɛnˈteɪʃən/
noun
- The act of speaking or acting for someone or something, especially in a political or legal context.
- Citizens elect officials to ensure fair representation in government.
- She hired a lawyer to handle her legal representation in court.
- The union provides representation for all workers in contract negotiations.
- A picture, model, or other description of something that shows what it is like.
- The map is a simplified representation of the city's subway system.
- This graph is a visual representation of the company's sales growth.
- The painting is a realistic representation of a sunset over the ocean.
- The number of people from a particular group in a larger group, such as a committee or population.
- The study looked at the representation of different age groups in the survey.
- Women now have greater representation in the tech industry.
- The school board aims to increase representation of minority communities.
- A formal statement or complaint made to an authority.
- The residents made a representation to the city council about the noise.
- The employee filed a representation regarding unfair working conditions.
- The ambassador delivered a formal representation to the foreign ministry.
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