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revote

American  
[ree-voht, ree-voht] / ˈriˌvoʊt, riˈvoʊt /

noun

plural

revotes
  1. a vote taken again.


verb

revoted, revoting
  1. to vote again.

Example Sentences

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Vance showed up to cast a tiebreaker on a subsequent vote to ensure the resolution couldn’t get a revote later on.

From Slate

Baswedan and Pranowo argued that Raka, 37, should have been disqualified because the minimum age for candidates is 40, and they asked the court to bar him from a revote.

From Seattle Times

Baswedan and Pranowo argue that Raka should have been disqualified and are asking the court to bar him from a revote.

From Seattle Times

His lawyer said they hoped for a revote.

From Seattle Times

In the eastern city of Goma, youth barricaded some main streets demanding a revote.

From Seattle Times