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overpoll

overpoll verb: to poll excessively.

Verb

overpoll (third-person singular simple present overpolls, present participle overpolling, simple past and past participle overpolled)

  1. To poll excessively.

Forms of overpoll

third-person singular presentoverpolls
present participleoverpolling
past participleoverpolled
pastoverpolled

Origin of overpoll

From over- + poll.

Questions about overpoll

What does overpoll mean?
Overpoll means to poll excessively.
What part of speech is overpoll?
Overpoll is a verb.
What is the past tense of overpoll?
The past tense of overpoll is overpolled.

Words near overpoll in the dictionary

  1. overpoliticization
  2. overpoliticize
  3. overpoliticized
  4. overpoliticizes
  5. overpoliticizing
  6. overpoll
  7. overpolled
  8. overpolling
  9. overpolls
  10. overpolluted
  11. overpollution

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