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votenoun the right to formally express one's position or will in an electionin the United States, women were granted the vote by the 19th Amendment in 1920 a piece of paper indicating a person's preferences in an electiondropped her vote into the ballot box the right to express a wish, choice, or opinionhe argued for a vote in the matter, since he was going to be affected by the final decision say, say-so, voice part, role(also rôle), shareballot, enfranchisement, franchise, suffragebelief, conviction, judgment(or judgement), opinion, sentiment, view to set before the mind for considerationI vote we quit working and go out for lunch advance, bounce, offer, pose, proffer, propose, propound, suggest movenominate, recommendpresent, submit, tender, trot outfile, lay, lodgearrange, calculate, chart, contrive, cover, frame, map, plan, plot, shape put forth, put forward in the 15th century |