Election
Election noun - The act or process of selecting.
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Synonyms for Election
Reelection and election are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Reelection" with "Election", this nouns are similar.
Reelection
Reelection noun - Election again.
Usage example: he did not run for reelection
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Synonyms for Reelection
Election and reelection are semantically related. You can use "Election" instead a noun "Reelection".
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Continuity Nod: Most plotlines are scarcely mentioned, apart from the election-rigging scam that is Defiance, especially in the third season during Fitz's reelection.
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Henry Clay, now in the Senate and widely seen as Jackson's opponent for reelection, tried to use this issue in the run-up to the election of 1832 and passed through Congress an early recharter of the Bank, believing that if Jackson vetoed it he would lose the election.
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In the election of 1800, which had over-the-top negative campaign rhetoric so nasty that makes modern election campaigning sound positively polite and genteel, Adams lost to Vice President Jefferson, becoming the first incumbent to lose reelection.
Source: Useful Notes / John Adams
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