1. past tense of caucus; met in a private group to discuss political strategy or select candidates
Usage: political context

Examples

• The senators caucused before the vote to discuss their strategy.
• Party leaders caucused for hours to choose their nominee.
• The committee members caucused privately to reach a consensus.
• Representatives caucused to plan their response to the proposal.
• The delegates caucused early in the morning before the convention.
• Local politicians caucused to coordinate their campaign efforts.