Electorate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELECTORATE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the territory, jurisdiction, or dignity of a German elector
• all the people in a country or area who are entitled to vote in an election
• the area represented by one Member of Parliament.
• the office or territories of a German elector.
• The territory, jurisdiction, or dignity of an elector, as in the old German empire.
• The whole body of persons in a nation or state who are entitled to vote in an election, or any distinct class or division of them.
• the body of enfranchised citizens; those qualified to vote

Words related to ELECTORATE

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Words that contain ELECTORATE

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How to use ELECTORATE in a sentence

• It will be suicidal to divide the electorate or to appoint Indians by nomination.
• The most vehement criticism came from Lord BRYCE, who viewed with alarm the addition of six million women to the electorate.
• Neither the crown, nor the electorate, nor parliament possesses exclusive power in this direction.
• Fortunately for Luther he was a subject of the electorate of Saxony, and neither pope nor emperor could touch him but through the elector.
• He took possession of the whole electorate, and entered Dresden, its capital, in triumph.
• Upon Maximilian was conferred the electorate of Cologne.
• If this attitude had been maintained throughout, and had the Bolsheviki loyally accepted the verdict of the electorate when it was given, there could have been no complaint.
• The spectacle moved one of them, Prince Michael, heir to the throne of the Electorate of Valleluna, in O.
• In 1777 it was united with Bavaria upon the reigning Elector falling heir to the Electorate of that state.
• The electorate has stuck to the Government through the Peace Treaty, through Mesopotamia, through Ireland and through coal.
• But we never forget that it is the Government, or believe that it can be overturned save by the votes of the electorate.
• But in 1777 the electorate was not anxious for reform, and the unenfranchised gave no thought to their political disabilities.
• From 1895 to 1900 he was out of Parliament, rejected by the working-class electorate of South West Ham.
• The protestant interest in Germany acquired an accession of strength by the creation of a ninth electorate in favour of Ernest Augustus, duke of Hanover.
• Hopes, it was said, were given to the king of Sweden, that his concurrence would be gratified by erecting the house of Hesse-Cassel, of which he was head, into a tenth electorate.
• The Swedish monarch was rendered propitious to the project by assurances that the house of Hesse-Cassel, of which he was the head, should be elevated into an electorate.
• He laid Swedish Pomerania under contribution, and made a fresh demand of five hundred thousand crowns from the electorate of Saxony.
• In all probability, the court of Vienna would have been chagrined to see the Russians in possession of Brandenburgh, and therefore thwarted their designs upon that electorate.
• His intention was to penetrate through the country of Hesse into Hanover, and make himself entirely master of that electorate.
• From the following year the delegates elected the National Assembly from the national electorate and Mrs.
• In all elections, it is always difficult, that more than a few individuals of high position should obtain a majority of the votes of the electorate.
• During the adjournment, which was for two weeks, the Girondins made one more attempt to dodge the issue, to refer the trial of the King to the electorate.
• There is much the same state of things in the Mariaw Siemship as regards the electorate.
• It is now the capital of an electorate of the same name.
• No Irish Unionist claims that Great Britain should govern Ireland on the ground that the British electorate, or even British statesmen, understand Irish questions.
• The Home Rule issue would have lost some of its bitterness if a Unionist electorate had ever elected a Catholic to Parliament.
• The argument is one which especially appeals to portions of the British electorate, and the rules of political warfare permit free use of it.
• The plan was to exclude all negroes from the electorate without excluding a single white man.
• But Sweden had still continued to regard the Prince as if he had been in possession of his electorate.
• International affairs, monetary systems, the best way of raising taxes, and similar problems, often divide the male electorate pretty evenly into rival parties.
• Augustus, driven from the throne of Poland, was permitted to hold the electorate of Saxony only in consequence of his abject submission to Charles XII.
• The source of all our political errors and sufferings is an ignorant electorate, who do not know how to measure either the men or the doctrines that come before them.
• Altogether the Punjab Provincial Council is perhaps less representative of the whole electorate than in any other province in India.
• If on the other hand, the Country votes against the reform, then you must leave it to the women to make a male electorate change its mind.

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