1. To select a choice from among more than one. An example: choosing one proposal from many for action. 2. In politics, it means, to select someone to hold an office or position. Example Electing a mayor, making a choice by voting.
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1. To select a choice from among more than one. An example: choosing one proposal from many for action. 2. In politics, it means, to select someone to hold an office or position. Example Electing a mayor, making a choice by voting.
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