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vote-catching

vote-catching adjective: tending to attract votes in an election.

Adjective

vote-catching (comparative more vote-catching, superlative most vote-catching)

  1. Tending to attract votes in an election.

Noun

vote-catching (uncountable)

  1. The skill or art of attracting votes in an election.

Forms of vote-catching

comparativemore vote-catching
superlativemost vote-catching

Questions about vote-catching

What does vote-catching mean?
Vote-catching means tending to attract votes in an election.
What part of speech is vote-catching?
Vote-catching can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near vote-catching in the dictionary

  1. vote with one's feet
  2. vote with one's wallet
  3. vote-a-rama
  4. vote-a-ramas
  5. vote-by-mail
  6. vote-catching
  7. vote-getter
  8. vote-getters
  9. vote-o-rama
  10. vote-shame
  11. vote-shamed

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