Elect is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELECT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to select by vote
• choose (someone) to hold public office or some other position by voting
• (of God) choose (someone) in preference to others for salvation.
• opt for or choose to do something
• choose by voting
• To pick out; to select; to choose.
• To select or take for an office; to select by vote; as, to elect a representative, a president, or a governor.
• To designate, choose, or select, as an object of mercy or favor.
• select by a vote for an office or membership
NOUN:
• One chosen or set apart.
• Those who are chosen for salvation.
• an exclusive group of people
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) chosen or singled out
• chosen by God for salvation
• chosen for a position but not yet in office
• Chosen; taken by preference from among two or more.
• Chosen as the object of mercy or divine favor; set apart to eternal life.
• Chosen to an office, but not yet actually inducted into it; as, bishop elect; governor or mayor elect.
• selected as the best
• elected but not yet installed in office
• appointed but not yet in office
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to select by vote for an office

Words related to ELECT

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Words that contain ELECT

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How to use ELECT in a sentence

• The senate recommended the people to elect, as one of their consuls, Caius Claudius Nero, a patrician of one of the families of the great Claudian house.
• Man was so great a sinner that he deserved an eternal punishment, only to be rescued as a brand plucked from the fire, as one of the elect before the world was made.
• Hofdaemmel seems to have been so far from jealousy of Mozart that he was one of the elect to whom Mozart applied for a loan.
• As some one was sure to take their money, he thought it might as well go to his mother-in-law elect.
• The emperor elect received the title of King of the Romans.
• Some of the girls preferred to take no risks, and got down and walked wisely and safely, amid the laughter and good-humoured banter of the elect, across the gulf.
• At the present moment notorious bosses are in the saddle of both old parties in various important States which must be carried to elect a President.
• May one embrace this belief and abandon the other one? If we elect to do this, we appear to be in difficulties at once.
• If these are refused, they assert they will elect their own leaders and fight it out in their own way.
• In that way do the women elect and choose their husbands.
• The first business of the commons was to elect a speaker.
• Therefore, did He choose His Elect to come down amongst us upon earth to make clear His Word, His real meaning.
• It is not through lip-service only that the elect of God have attained to holiness, but by patient lives of active service they have brought light into the world.
• LETTER OF 10 FEBRUARY 1951 10 February 1951 He feels that you should not ask the believers not to elect you to the Spiritual Assembly during the coming year.
• You see, Worry wants the boys to elect a captain soon.
• He exercises no discretion, but only records the will of the people who elect him.
• If you can elect a Democratic House it will have power under the Constitution to determine the use to which the Army shall be put.
• They had carried him off his feet with their promises, but how much were they worth? They had failed to elect him.
• In 1872, in the portion of Illinois in which I live, there was an earnest desire on the part of conservative Democrats and liberal Republicans, to elect the Hon.
• If the workers allow themselves to be divided on these scores, they can neither keep a union to get better wages nor elect men intent on securing industrial legislation.
• The heads of the towns in every province were to elect a head for the province and his three counsellors.
• In case a province was not able to elect representatives, the government would appoint them for such province.
• If they are three, they elect a president and two secretaries.
• The deputies sent brought back his answer, that he would come to Rome, to elect new magistrates.
• The custom then was, so soon as there were enough recruits for a company, to elect a captain by vote.
• He was the elect favourite of the future Empress of Russia, and all the world should know it.
• Later, it was beloved both of the elect and the general.
• I am assuming for the moment that most Conservatives will elect to use the South African parallel in the way that Mr.
• In 1856 the North endeavoured to elect a President who though fully recognising the right of the South to its slave property, was opposed to its extension in the territories.
• Who then shall we choose for our sovereign? Let us elect Michel, of Tchernigof.
• Well, then, we propose to allow certain of the elect, who can afford it, to come and live in Hynds House for a while.
• When the first nervousness, caused by respect, wore off, it was unspeakably pleasant to make one of this elect company of youth.

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