Prime Minister
Head of government
Prime Minister is used as a title before a name or as a form of address: Prime Minister Churchill led Britain through the war, Good morning, Prime Minister.
The capitalized form appears when referring to a specific office holder in formal contexts: The Prime Minister will meet with cabinet today. (Lowercase prime minister is the general term for the office.)
British premier's official residence
- official residenceDesignated home for authorities
- LodgeNamed fraternal chapter
- briefing roomRoom for official updates
Nation's chief representative
- presidentElected leader of nation
- chancellorSenior administrative official
- premierFirst in importance
Downing Street
British premier's official residence
- official residenceDesignated home for authorities
- LodgeNamed fraternal chapter
- briefing roomRoom for official updates
head of state
Nation's chief representative
- presidentElected leader of nation
- chancellorSenior administrative official
- premierFirst in importance
Your Excellency
Honorific for dignitaries
- formal addressRespectful way of speaking
- Canadian GovernmentHouse of Commons, Senate, federal government, parliamentary democracy, Bank of Canada
- Cabinetcabinet ministers, cabinet member, cabinet secretary, cabinet position, cabinet meetings
- Pakistani PoliticsNational Assembly, federal government, provincial government, local government, legislature
- Malaysian Politicsfederal government, DAP, ministers, MPs, MIC
- UK PoliticsHouse of Commons, House of Lords, MP, Tory, Downing Street
Prime Ministerdictator
Ruler with total control
autocrat · tyrant · absolute ruler · monarch · king
Prime Ministerordinary citizen
commoner · private citizen · voter · constituent · subject
Prime MinisterCEO
Top corporate officer
private citizen · businessman · corporate executive · civilian · entrepreneur