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Another word for vote

vote Synonyms

vote

n.

A ballot
tally, ticket, slip of paper, ball, yes or no, rising vote, Australian ballot, secret ballot, viva-voce vote.
A decision
will, wish, referendum, choice, majority, unanimous vote, plebiscite; see also election 2.
The right to vote
suffrage, the franchise, manhood suffrage, universal suffrage, women's suffrage; see also right 1.

vote Synonyms

vote

v.

ballot, cast a vote, cast a ballot, give a vote, enact, establish, determine, bring about, effect, grant, confer, declare*, suggest*, propose*; see also choose 1, decide.

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Another word for vote

noun

The right or chance to express an opinion or participate in a decision:

say, suffrage, voice. (Informal) say-so. See participate

verb

To select by vote for an office.

Also used with in: ballot, elect. See choice, politics

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I, for one, would vote for peace.
I'm not a citizen of the county, so I can't vote for you.
It's a wonder anyone would vote for him.
"I may even vote for you myself!" she said with a smile as they rolled forward.
The party therefore determined that they would refuse to support any person standing in the Labour interests who refused to pledge himself to vote on all occasions in such way as the majority of the party might decide to be expedient.

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