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Definition of plebiscite - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
politicsvote by entire electorate to decide an important public question
- The country held a plebiscite to decide on the new constitution..
2.
historyDated law enacted by common people in Ancient RomeDated
- The plebiscite was passed without the senate's approval.
Origin of plebiscite
Latin, plebis (of the people) + scitum (decree)
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related to a plebiscite or direct vote
Examples of plebiscite in a sentence
The plebiscite results were announced yesterday. A plebiscite was called to address the land reforms. The plebiscite reflected the people's will.
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- French:plébiscite, ...
- German:Volksabstimmung, Volksentscheid, ...
- Italian:plebiscito, decreto popolare, ...
- Spanish:plebiscito, consulta popular, ...
- Portuguese:plebiscito, ...
- Chinese:公民投票, 平民法, ...
- Japanese:国民投票, プレブシサイト, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِفْتاء, قَانُون شَعبي, ...
- Hebrew:מְשַׁאַל עָם, מִשְׁאָל עָם, ...
- Russian:плебисцит, народный закон, ...
- Ukrainian:плебісцит, народний закон, ...
- Hindi:जनमत संग्रह, जनमत कानून, ...
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