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indicative vote

indicative vote noun: a vote with no legal implication; a vote to test the prevalent mood in a given body of members.

Noun

indicative vote (plural indicative votes)

  1. A vote with no legal implication; a vote to test the prevalent mood in a given body of members.

Forms of indicative vote

pluralindicative votes

Questions about indicative vote

What does indicative vote mean?
Indicative vote means a vote with no legal implication; a vote to test the prevalent mood in a given body of members.
What part of speech is indicative vote?
Indicative vote is a noun.
What is the plural of indicative vote?
The plural of indicative vote is indicative votes.

Words near indicative vote in the dictionary

  1. indicative conditional
  2. indicative conditionals
  3. indicative mood
  4. indicative moods
  5. indicative planning
  6. indicative vote
  7. indicative votes
  8. indicatively
  9. indicativeness
  10. indicatives
  11. indicator

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