post-election
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- adjective
- /ˌpoʊst ɪˈlɛkʃən/
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poselectoral
- There will be a post-election ceremony to celebrate the new officials next week.
- post-election violence
Those would be sort of post election, post holidays layoffs.
- Those would be sort of post election, post holidays layoffs.
- And what it really came down to was post election things changed.
Examples
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The primary goal of the post-election politics was to exclude the Welfare Party from the government.
Academic text (2000) -
Sam Smith made his comments in a post-election interview with Capitol reporters.
Blog text (20) -
And what it really came down to was post election things changed.
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We did pre and post election surveys.
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This week on rights and wrongs, we're looking at human rights in the US post election, and we're asking now what?
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Welcome everybody to the post election Twilight Zone.
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Why the Tea Party is the target of the post-election blame game.
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Catherine, let me read to you some of Haley's post election comments.
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While the elections themselves were a positive contribution to popular democracy, the post-election pact was a setback.
Academic text (1990) -
Senate Democrats have spent nearly every day of the post-election session in multihour, closed-door strategy meetings.
Blog text (13)
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Post-election is made from post- meaning 'after' and election meaning 'a choice made by voting', the same idea you see in elect. So, post-election describes something that happens 'after' an election.