lemanderin (Meaning)
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lemanderin (n)
hybrid between mandarin orange and lemon having very acid fruit with orange peel
Synonyms & Antonyms of lemanderin
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lemanderin Sentence Examples
- The politician's gerrymandered district was designed to give his party an unfair advantage.
- The state legislature's redistricting plan was accused of being gerrymandered to favor the incumbent party.
- The Supreme Court ruled that gerrymandering is unconstitutional when it is used to dilute the voting strength of a particular group of voters.
- The gerrymandered district lines made it difficult for challenger candidates to unseat incumbents.
- The gerrymandering of congressional districts has led to increased political polarization in the United States.
- Opponents of gerrymandering argue that it is a form of voter suppression that undermines the democratic process.
- Some states have passed laws to prevent gerrymandering, while others have resisted such efforts.
- The issue of gerrymandering is likely to remain a contentious one in American politics for years to come.
- The gerrymandered district lines were so convoluted that it was difficult for voters to figure out which district they lived in.
- The gerrymandering of school districts has led to unequal funding and opportunities for students.
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hybrid between mandarin orange and lemon having very acid fruit with orange peel
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No antonyms found.
The politician's gerrymandered district was designed to give his party an unfair advantage.
The state legislature's redistricting plan was accused of being gerrymandered to favor the incumbent party.
The Supreme Court ruled that gerrymandering is unconstitutional when it is used to dilute the voting strength of a particular group of voters.
The gerrymandered district lines made it difficult for challenger candidates to unseat incumbents.
