v. 1 to express a choice in an election or decision; 2; 2 to decide together.
The detective was voted top sleuth at his agency.
The detective was voted top sleuth at his agency.
Hear it
They voted for the matronly woman to lead the group.
Hear it
Which one of the original wizards was voted out of Wizard's Hall?
Hear it
When Rosie was voted "Bossiest Person", what did Michael say?
Hear it
What was Jackie voted as in 1949?
Hear it
In Shakespeare's time, what did it mean if his audience voted with their produce?
Hear it
What was Michael voted in school?
Hear it
What happened when the council voted about the factory?
Hear it
How many students (besides Mallory) voted to make Going Green t-shirts?
Hear it
Who got voted as editor of the newspaper?
Hear it
Natalie got voted for what in the year book?
Hear it
Who was voted leader of the group?
Hear it
He voted placet.
Hear it
What was so special about the first players voted into the Hall of Fame in 1936?
Hear it
Which people voted by using a black or white pebble?
Hear it
ballot; voice; say
dictatorship
2 syllables
vot-ed
VocabClass lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.
View all games!
Try it! FREE!