representative
adjective
[ rɛprɪˈzɛntətɪv ]
• typical of a class, group, or body of opinion.
• "Churchill was not properly representative of influential opinion in Britain"
• (of a legislative assembly or deliberative body) consisting of people chosen to act and speak on behalf of a wider group.
• "there was no representative body to fight for cricketers until 1968"
• serving as a portrayal or symbol of something.
• "the show would be more representative of how women really are"
• relating to mental representation.
representative
noun
• a person chosen or appointed to act or speak for another or others.
• "the Duke of Gloucester would attend the coronation as the representative of his father, King George V"
Similar:
spokesperson,
spokesman,
spokeswoman,
agent,
officer,
official,
mouthpiece,
frontman,
public relations officer,
PRO,
deputy,
substitute,
stand-in,
proxy,
surrogate,
• an example of a class or group.
• "fossil representatives of lampreys and hagfishes"
