Elected and Took

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Elected adjective - Subject to popular election.

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Took and elected are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Took" instead a verb "Elected".

Nearby Words: elect, election, elective, electing, elector

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Elected and took are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elected" instead a verb "Took".

Pius IV: In our history, Cardinal Ippolito d'Este, a candidate at the Conclave of 1550 (which instead elected Cardinal del Monte, who took the name Julius III).

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Instead, Kurt is elected Prom Queen in a homophobic prank that apparently the whole school except his friends in glee club took part in.

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Pope John Paul II, who took that name after his precedessor (John Paul I) who died one month after being elected.

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