Antonyms for electedelect·ed

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1. elective, electedadjective

   subject to popular election

   "elective official"

   Synonyms:
   elective

How to use elected in a sentence?

1. President Barack Obama on Tuesday:

   It's the one court where we would expect elected officials to rise above day-to-day politics.

2. Kevin McCarthy:

   If I looked at the last election the Republican Party in Congress... has elected more women than at any time in the history of the Republican Party. We broadened our party with the number of minorities as well, every single Democrat that lost -- 15 -- lost to a Republican woman or a Republican minority.

3. Bill Clinton:

   I don’t like all this. I couldn’t be elected anything now ?be?cause I just don’t like embarrassing people?, my mother would have whipped me for five days in a row when I was a little boy if I spent all my time badmouthing people like this.

4. Fatin Bundagji:

   My fear is that at this stage we have momentum, but once things settle, and if women are not elected, life goes back to normal, the impact all depends on how the elections go.

5. Lawyer Hampton Dellinger:

   In the face of such irresponsible actions by FIFA and CSA, the players have elected to end their legal fight, the players are doing what FIFA and CSA have proven incapable of: putting the sport of soccer first.

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