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supine

[soo-pahyn, soo-pahyn] / suˈpaɪn, ˈsu paɪn /




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Presidents and judges now glare at each other across the supine body of Congress.

From The Wall Street Journal

This Trumpist fulfillment is largely enabled by a supine Republican Congress and a Supreme Court that is seemingly eager to codify it.

From Salon

Will a supine Congress rouse itself to protect public education?

From Los Angeles Times

That brings us to the supine response of Congress to Kennedy’s actions.

From Los Angeles Times

Our supine Republican Congress, in fear of alienating Musk and Trump, has abdicated its role in this critical balance, handing over control of the purse strings to Trump and Musk.

From Los Angeles Times