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bluepoll (n.)
A kind of salmon (Salmo Cambricus) found in Wales.
bluepoll Sentence Examples
- The bluepoll survey indicated a significant shift in public opinion towards environmental conservation.
- Researchers relied on the data from the latest bluepoll to understand consumer preferences in the tech market.
- The government's decision-making process was influenced by insights gleaned from the quarterly bluepoll.
- A sudden spike in responses to the bluepoll suggested heightened interest in political reform.
- The company adjusted its marketing strategy based on the results of the bluepoll conducted last month.
- Social scientists use bluepolls to gauge societal attitudes towards pressing issues.
- The fluctuations in the bluepoll results mirrored economic uncertainty.
- Participants eagerly awaited the release of the bluepoll findings to see if their views were represented.
- The bluepoll's accuracy was verified through rigorous statistical analysis.
- Media outlets reported extensively on the latest bluepoll results, sparking public debate.
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A kind of salmon (Salmo Cambricus) found in Wales.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bluepoll survey indicated a significant shift in public opinion towards environmental conservation.
Researchers relied on the data from the latest bluepoll to understand consumer preferences in the tech market.
The government's decision-making process was influenced by insights gleaned from the quarterly bluepoll.
A sudden spike in responses to the bluepoll suggested heightened interest in political reform.
