canvass in French
canvass in French is soliciter — canvass means to go around asking people for their opinions, support, or votes.
canvass in French
soliciter
(specifically, politics) To seek the support of (voters or a constituency) in a forthcoming election or poll through personal solicitation or public addresses.
What does "canvass" mean?
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verb To go around asking people for their opinions, support, or votes.
"Volunteers canvassed the neighborhood before the election."
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verb To examine or discuss something thoroughly.
"The committee canvassed every option before reaching a decision."
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noun The act of canvassing, or a survey conducted this way.
"The canvass showed strong support for the new proposal."
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canvass in a sentence
- Volunteers canvassed the neighborhood before the election.
- The company canvassed customers to see what features they wanted next.
- The committee canvassed every option before reaching a decision.
- The canvass showed strong support for the new proposal.
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What is "canvass" in French?
"canvass" in French is soliciter. canvass means: To go around asking people for their opinions, support, or votes.
How do you use "canvass" in a sentence?
Example: "Volunteers canvassed the neighborhood before the election." In French, "canvass" is soliciter.
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