voters - Master This Word
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voters Word Meanings
- a person who has the right to vote in an election
- an individual who participates in choosing representatives or deciding on policies
- someone casting a ballot in a democratic process
voters Example Sentences
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voters Phonetic & Pronunciation
UK
/ˈvəʊtə/
US
/ˈvoʊtər/
voters Word Etymology
Root: 'vote' + suffix '-er'; Origin: Latin 'votum' (a vow) → Old French 'vote' → English 'voter'. Memory image: Imagine standing in line, holding a ballot as a symbol of your voice and power, poised to vote.
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Step 1: Meaning
What is the meaning of the word 'voters'?
A.People who are eligible to cast a ballot in an election
B.Individuals who create laws and policies
C.Citizens who are too young to vote
D.People who run for office
Step 2: Usage
Which sentence correctly uses the word 'voters'?
A.The voters decided to increase the speed limit on the highway.
B.Voters are actually cars that can park anywhere.
C.Many voters felt unrepresented in the last election.
D.Voters cooked dinner for their families.
Step 3: Similar Words
Which word is most similar to 'voters'?
A.participants
B.migrants
C.observers
D.bystanders
Step 4: Opposite Words
What is the opposite of the word 'voters'?
A.non-voters
B.participants
C.observers
D.advocates
Step 5: Mastery
Can you think of a real-life context where people make their voices heard?
A.The officials decided on community regulations among their peers.
B.People gather in town halls to express their concerns and preferences.
C.Many residents chose not to express their opinions during discussions.
D.Local school boards often ignore public feedback.
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