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polls

/pˈoʊlz/noun1 syllable

Polls means: the place where people vote.

Synonyms for polls1

also used for polls

polling place

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What does polls mean?1

noun

1

the place where people vote

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with polls?17

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Polls in a sentence

  • This morning, the polls opened all across the country.AlanF_US
  • In the polls, both parties are on par.CK
  • After its drubbing at the polls, the party has to reinvent itself.sundown
  • The dark horse candidate was losing in the polls before the primary.CK
  • Public opinion polls are barometers of confidence in the government.unknown
  • Voters are taking out their frustrations at the polls.unknown
  • The two candidates were still neck and neck just hours before the polls opened.darinmex
  • The party is improving slightly in the polls.SydneyDon

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