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Synonym for elect [verb]

The synonym elect synonymous definition words:
means "activity"
choose, take, name, pick out, prefer, select
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elect [adjective]

means "comparison"
chosen, selected
Further results for the word "elect"

appoint [verb]

means "assign"
designate, select, name, nominate, commission, elect

fill [verb]

means "action"
choose, find, appoint, name, elect, nominate

opt for [verb]

means "choose"
pick, select, elect, prefer, take

ordain [verb]

means "appoint"
install, call, institute, destine, establish, elect

pick out [verb]

means "choose"
take, name, elect, prefer, select

prefer [verb]

means "action"
favour, choose, elect, fancy, pick, pick out

select [verb]

means "comparison"
choose, pick, elect, prefer, decide, pick out

take [verb]

means "activity"
select, choose, pick, elect

vote [verb]

means "action"
cast a ballot, elect, enact, poll, choose

elected [adjective]

means "picked"
named, preferred, conscripted, chosen, favoured, selected

election [noun]

means "choosing by casting votes"
suffrage, voting

election [noun]

means "choosing"
choice, selection, option, preference, pick

electioneer [verb]

means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, campaign, solicit votes



electricity [noun]

means "physical phenomenon"
magnetism, electron

electricity [noun]

means "electric current"
current, power, spark


electrify [verb]

means "outfit with electric wiring"
wire, light, heat

electrify [verb]

means "excite"
stupefy, shock, thrill, disturb, stun, jolt, strike

electrify [verb]

means "charge with electricity"
magnetise, magnetize, energise, energize, galvanise, galvanize

electrocute [verb]

means "put to death"
execute, hang, gas, kill

electrocution [noun]

means "electric chair"
chair, execution, capital punishment, shock

electron [noun]

means "particle in an atom"
atom, neutron, proton, particle


electroplate [verb]

means "apply electric current"
galvanise, protect

selected [adjective]

means "picked"
named, preferred, conscripted, elected, favoured, chosen

selection [noun]

means "pick"
choice, acceptance, alternative, election, choosing, option

alderman [noun]

means "municipal legislator"
councilman, assemblyman, representative, elector, solon, ward officer

assassinate [verb]

means "slay"
electrocute

atom [noun]

means "thing"
particle, molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, iota

cablegram [noun]

means "telegraph"
wire, telegram, cable, electronic mail, easylink, radiogram

campaign [verb]

means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, electioneer, solicit votes

canvass [verb]

means "seek votes"
solicit votes, campaign, lobby, run, electioneer, agitate

capital punishment [noun]

means "electric chair"
electrocution, execution, chair, guillotine

chair [noun]

means "thing"
electric chair, electrocution, execution, capital punishment

choice [noun]

means "proposal"
selection, acceptance, alternative, election, choosing, option

choosing [noun]

means "pick"
selection, acceptance, alternative, election, choice, option

chosen [adjective]

means "picked"
named, preferred, conscript, elected, favoured, selected

circuit [noun]

means "electronics"
wiring, electric wires, connection, circuitry

citizens [noun]

means "voters"
electors, electorate, constituents, balloters, district

conscript [adjective]

means "picked"
named, preferred, chosen, elected, favoured, selected

constituents [noun]

means "voters"
electors, electorate, citizens, balloters, district

enthuse [verb]

means "excite"
delight, electrify, titillate, thrill, animate, enrapture

excite [verb]

means "arouse"
inspire, animate, move, electrify, charge, thrill

execute [verb]

means "put to death"
electrocute, hang, gas, kill

execution [noun]

means "putting to death"
capital punishment, electrocution, hanging, martyrdom

favoured [adjective]

means "picked"
named, preferred, conscripted, elected, chosen, selected

fixture [noun]

means "electric appliance"
convenience, electric fixture, gas fixture

fixture [noun]

means "attached equipment"
gas fixture, electric fixture, connection, outlet, tap

galvanise [verb]

means "apply electric current"
electroplate, protect

galvanize [verb]

means "apply electric current"
electroplate, protect

gild [verb]

means "coat with gold leaf"
electroplate, overlay, tinsel

incumbent [adjective]

means "in office"
elected, inaugurated, acting, official

installation [noun]

means "equipment"
apparatus, machinery, electrification, foundation

iota [noun]

means "particle of matter"
molecule, proton, electron, nucleus, atom

juice [noun]

means "thing"
electricity, current

kill [verb]

means "criminality"
massacre, electrocute

martyrdom [noun]

means "putting to death"
capital punishment, electrocution, hanging, execution

molecule [noun]

means "atom"
electron, particle

neutron [noun]

means "particle in an atom"
atom, electron, proton, particle

option [noun]

means "choice"
alternative, election, preference, discretion, selection, opportunity

particle [noun]

means "atom"
electron, molecule, neutron, positron

picked [adjective]

means "chosen"
named, preferred, conscript, elected, favoured, selected

proton [noun]

means "particle of matter"
molecule, atom, electron, nucleus, iota

put to death [verb]

means "execute"
electrocute, hang, gas, kill

radiogram [noun]

means "telegraph"
wire, cablegram, cable, electronic mail, easylink, telegram

seek votes [verb]

means "canvass"
solicit votes, campaign, lobby, run, electioneer, agitate

solicit votes [verb]

means "actively seek election"
canvass, crusade, electioneer, campaign

telegram [noun]

means "telegraph"
wire, cablegram, cable, electronic mail, easylink, radiogram

telegraph [noun]

means "telegram"
wire, cablegram, cable, electronic mail, easylink, radiogram

thrill [verb]

means "action"
excite, delight, electrify, titillate, enthuse, animate

titillate [verb]

means "excite"
delight, electrify, thrill, enthuse, animate, enrapture

vote [noun]

means "event"
ballot, choice, tally, election, suffrage

voters [noun]

means "electorate"
balloters, electors, constituents, constituency, citizens

wiring [noun]

means "electric wires"
circuitry, electrification

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