Word
voted
Phoneticsvot·ed
US/ˈvoʊtɪd/
UK/vˈəʊtɪd/
Definition
adj. describes something that was decided or given to someone by a vote.
adj. established, assigned, or granted through a formal voting process.
Examples
“Most people voted for the new park.”
“The committee members voted unanimously to approve the budget after a long discussion about costs.”
“Although the majority of the electorate voted in favor of the reform, the legislative process stalled due to a lack of consensus on the implementation timeline.”
Examples
simple
“Most people voted for the new park.”
contextual
“The committee members voted unanimously to approve the budget after a long discussion about costs.”
complex
“Although the majority of the electorate voted in favor of the reform, the legislative process stalled due to a lack of consensus on the implementation timeline.”
Usage
Typically used as an attributive adjective before a noun in legal or parliamentary contexts.
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