Antonyms for precinct
ˈpri sɪŋkt

Princeton's WordNet

1. precinct(noun)

   a district of a city or town marked out for administrative purposes

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms(1.00 / 2 votes)Rate these synonyms:

1. precinct

   Antonyms:
   heart, centre, nucleus

   Synonyms:
   purlieus, environs, limit, bounds, boundary, confine, district

How to use precinct in a sentence?

1. Rodney Harrison:

   The investigation is still preliminary, a lot of work still needs to be done, the complainants are cooperating and I'm confident that the investigators from the first precinct will make an arrest on this case sooner than later.

2. Ben Carson on Tuesday:

   She did, and we won that precinct.

3. Andrea Young:

   What I witnessed at a polling precinct in Southwest Atlanta was an older voter who voted in person because her absentee ballot had not arrived. She returned home to find the ballot had been delivered and was so conscientious that she brought it back to the polls and destroyed it in the presence of poll workers.

4. Chuck Laudner:

   You have to convince them there's no secret handshake, we have so many supporters out there that we have to train if they're going to be caucus captains and take charge in their precinct.

5. Rachel Phillips:

   As part of our training, we've been taught to meet as many people in Jane Meyer precinct as possible. So, we have personal relationships with a lot of people who are in our precinct, maybe somebody that we do have in Pete's corner may know that person who is going for Amy Klobuchar and may know things that are important to them. We are trying to form those personal relationships before caucus night.

How to pronounce precinct?

Alex

US English

Daniel

British

Karen

Australian

Veena

Indian

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