electress
- noun
- /ɪˈlɛktrəs/
- Archaic
- The first electress in the region proudly cast her ballot in the historic election.
Examples
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The electress cast her vote early in the morning.
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As an electress, she participated actively in the community's decision-making process.
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The assembly welcomed every electress to voice her opinion on the proposed changes.
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Many electresses participated in the recent elections.
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The first electress in the region proudly cast her ballot in the historic election.
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As an electress, she participated actively in the community's decision-making process.
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The assembly welcomed every electress to voice her opinion on the proposed changes.
Synonyms
A person who by law can choose leaders in an election
A person in an area who votes for and is represented by an elected official
A person who has the right to vote in an election
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Electress comes from the Latin root elect- meaning 'to choose' and the female ending -ess, like in actress or waitress. So an electress is a woman who has the right to choose or to vote.