ballot in Latin
ballot in Latin is suffrāgium — ballot means a paper or card used to cast a vote, or the act of voting itself.
ballot in Latin
suffrāgium
The process of voting, especially in secret; a round of voting.
What does "ballot" mean?
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noun A paper or card used to cast a vote, or the act of voting itself.
"Please fold your ballot once before putting it in the box."
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verb To vote on something, or to ask a group to vote.
"The council will ballot residents on the proposed car park next month."
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ballot in a sentence
- Please fold your ballot once before putting it in the box.
- Voters marked their choice on the ballot and dropped it in the box.
- The council will ballot residents on the proposed car park next month.
- Staff were balloted about whether to accept the new working hours.
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What is "ballot" in Latin?
"ballot" in Latin is suffrāgium. ballot means: A paper or card used to cast a vote, or the act of voting itself.
How do you use "ballot" in a sentence?
Example: "Please fold your ballot once before putting it in the box." In Latin, "ballot" is suffrāgium.
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