voted (Meaning)

Webster

voted (imp. & p. p.)

of Vote

Citizens voted enthusiastically for their preferred candidates in the recent election.
The parliament voted unanimously in favor of the proposed legislation.
Shareholders voted overwhelmingly to approve the merger.
The jury voted guilty after several hours of deliberation.
The board of directors voted down the proposed acquisition.
Students voted for their favorite projects in the science fair.
The public voted for their top charity to receive a grant.
The academy members voted on the nominees for the upcoming awards ceremony.
Researchers voted to publish their findings in a reputable journal.
Members of the local community voted to support the construction of a new park.

of Vote

proposed, posed, suggested, nominated, bounced, put forward, propounded, put forth, offered,recommended

No antonyms found.

Citizens voted enthusiastically for their preferred candidates in the recent election.

The parliament voted unanimously in favor of the proposed legislation.

Shareholders voted overwhelmingly to approve the merger.

The jury voted guilty after several hours of deliberation.