vote down



vote someone or something down

to defeat someone or something in an election. The community voted the proposal down. They voted down the proposal.
See also: down, vote

vote down

Defeat a candidate or measure, as in The new amendment was voted down by a narrow margin. This idiom was first recorded in 1642.
See also: down, vote

vote down

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To reject or defeat something by vote: Parliament voted down the amendment. Should we approve this budget plan or vote it down?
See also: down, vote

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ela (2)-Turkish
Fernanda[fɜ:'nændə]
Reem-Arabic
Kamon-Thai
AlisonAL-i-sən (English), a-lee-SAWN (French)English, French
Babak-Persian, Ancient Persian