Election and Right

Election

Election noun - The act or process of selecting.

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Right and election are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Right" instead a noun "Election".

Right noun - Something to which one has a just claim.

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Election and right are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Election" instead a noun "Right".

Nearby Words: righteous, rightful, righted, rightly, righting

special	special election	special right
normal	normal election	normal right
free	free election	free right
single	single election	single right
Other adjectives: real, big, general, political, final, next, last, latter.

He refers to Johnson's election and says he'd be happy with sixty percent of the votes; his right-hand man says they'd have to run a crooked election to get less than ninety percent.

Source: Landslide Election
He was proven right about the former, considering Newt's dropout of the 2012 election, but wrong about the latter, considering the other nominee won that election.

Source: Hilarious In Hindsight / Comic Strips
The subversion comes right before the results are made official when the front-runner concedes the election since she has just been offered a position in the federal government.

Source: Landslide Election

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