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Meaning of vote
The primary meaning of the word "vote" is to formally express an opinion or preference, typically by casting a ballot.
Etymology of vote
The word "vote" originates from the Latin word "votum," meaning "a vow" or "a wish," which is derived from the verb "vovere," meaning "to vow" or "to wish."
The word "vote" has been used in English since the 15th century, initially to refer to a vow or a wish, and later to refer to a formal expression of opinion or preference.
Synonyms
ballot
elect
choose
select
pick
opt
decide
determine
resolve
settle
cast
designate
nominate
appoint
name
assign
designate
prefer
support
endorse
back
champion
advocate
promote
sponsor
uphold
ratify
confirm
affirm
sanction
authorize
legitimize
license
permit
approve
okay
agree
concur
consent
accede
acquiesce
comply
cooperate
concur
assent
subscribe
side
align
concur
go along
second
back
favor
incline
lean
tend
be in favor
be for
espouse
embrace
stand for
represent
speak for
voice
express
air
vent
utter
declare
pronounce
articulate
enunciate
verbalize
phrase
word
formulate
frame
put into words.
Definitions
- A formal expression of opinion or preference, typically by raising the hand or by casting a ballot.
- A choice or decision made by a group of people, typically by raising their hands or by casting ballots.
- The right or opportunity to participate in a decision, typically by casting a ballot.
Usage Examples
- The citizens went to the polls to vote for their preferred candidate.
- The committee will vote on the proposal next week.
- She voted against the motion, citing concerns about its potential impact.
Antonyms
reject
refuse
decline
deny
oppose
resist
protest
boycott
abstain
refrain
veto
ban
prohibit
forbid
disallow
dismiss
negate
nullify
invalidate
overturn
quash
rescind
repeal
retract
withdraw
recall
reverse
oppose
contradict
disagree
dissent
object
demur
protest
resist
defy
spurn
shun
eschew
avoid
evade
sidestep
dodge.