Similar words: selected, elect, select, dejected, expected, infected, directed, election. Meaning: [ɪ'lekt] 
adj. subject to popular election.
adj. subject to popular election. 
Random good picture Not show
31. The government is made up of men and women elected by the people of the country.
32. The two women have been elected to the council.
33. The present government was elected last year.
34. She was elected on the second round of voting.
35. She has been elected to Parliament.
36. He was unanimously elected as President.
37. He had missed being elected by a single vote.
38. The elected government is back in control.
39. They are scheming to get her elected as leader.
40. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society.
41. As a matter of course, he was elected monitor.
42. She was elected to Parliament in 1997.
43. An oath was administered to the newly elected president.
44. Walesa was Poland's first popularly elected President.
45. Members are elected by direct vote.
45. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
46. She was elected by a narrow majority.
47. I was elected to represent the people of Bristol.
48. The chairman was elected by secret ballot.
49. He was elected chairman by a narrow margin.
50. She elected to become a lawyer.
51. He was elected with unanimous approval.
52. He's been elected to the magistracy.
53. He was elected in the normal manner.
54. He elected to become a doctor.
55. A grand total of 28 women were elected.
56. The scandal dished his hopes of being elected.
57. Elected officials can be impeached.
58. Five were successful, three being elected unopposed.
59. Boris Yeltsin was Russia's first democratically elected president.
60. Then the congress elected its praesidium.
More similar words: selected, elect, select, dejected, expected, infected, directed, election, electric, connected, selection, dejectedly, unexpected, delectable, electronic, electrical, electronics, delectation, electricity, electrolysis, thermoelectric, electroplating, be connected with, general election, electromagnetic, primary election, electoral college, addicted, specter, convicted.