Lawmaker (noun)

A person who makes or is responsible for making laws.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from law + maker.

Examples:

1. The senator is known as a diligent and hard-working lawmaker.
2. The lawmakers were tasked with creating new legislation to address the crisis.
3. The representative was elected as a local lawmaker in the general election.
4. Many lawmakers were in attendance at the meeting to discuss the budget.
5. The assembly of lawmakers gathered to vote on the proposed bill.