to re-elect
- verb
- /ˌriː ɪˈlɛkt/
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reelegir
- If the citizens are satisfied with his performance, they will re-elect him for another term.
Netanyahu was re elected to run Israel.
- Netanyahu was re elected to run Israel.
- And it worries me deeply that we might be re electing a person who thinks that way.
- The only way it can change in my opinion is if Trump gets re elected or if Trump gets put back in office.
- It is a very real possibility that Trump could get re elected.
- They're a key battle cry as to why President Obama should not be re elected and why Democrats should not be re elected.
- If that is what you want, if that is what you believe, you must vote and you must re elect President Barack Obama.
- And instead of just doing the outcry, you make it a voting issue because all of these people want to be re elected.
- And Jeb Mcgruder was the acting boss of the committee to re elect the president.
- And and Jeb Mcgruder, who was the acting chairman of the committee to re elect the president.
- People pretending to be journalists hysterical on the air saying women will die if Trump is re elected like Mika Brzezinski.
- So, you know, right from the beginning, you know, the the president has been re elected.
- And it's, you know, an interesting thing to think through for the future if he gets re elected.
- Don't get me wrong, I love Trump, but I do see what you see coming if he is re elected.
- If Joe Biden gets re elected, democracy is a freaking joke.
- And he was he was handily re elected against the communist candidate in in the second round.
- I I would say before after what Labour have done, like I don't think Labour ever can get re elected.
Examples
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And this guy gets re elected to another four years.
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If that is what you want, if that is what you believe, you must vote and you must re elect President Barack Obama.
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The only way it can change in my opinion is if Trump gets re elected or if Trump gets put back in office.
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And this president, if he's re elected, you know what will happen?
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Netanyahu was re elected to run Israel.
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They're a key battle cry as to why President Obama should not be re elected and why Democrats should not be re elected.
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The voters are entitled to re elect whoever they want, and once that person is elected, they must be able to do their work without let or hindrance.
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The committee decided to re-elect the current chairperson due to her effective leadership.
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In the upcoming election, voters have the option to re-elect their favorite candidate.
Synonyms
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To choose someone again for a government job after their term ends
To choose someone again for a position
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Etymology
Re-elect is made of re- ('again') and elect ('to choose'), so to re-elect someone is to 'choose' them again for the same job.