What is another word for voted down?

Pronunciation: [vˈə͡ʊtɪd dˈa͡ʊn] (IPA)

When a proposition or idea is rejected by a group or committee, it can be described in various ways. Instead of the phrase "voted down," alternatives include "defeated," "rejected," "opposed," "overruled," "negated," or "quashed." Using these synonyms can add variety and clarity to written or spoken communication. Other phrases that can convey a similar meaning include "shot down," "thwarted," "denied," "vetoed," "blocked," or "disapproved." Depending on the context and tone desired, different options can be used to convey the same message effectively.

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Famous quotes with Voted down

  • So the slave issue really under-laid the tariff issue. But it also happened that in the committee which was scheduling the tariffs, the people in South Carolina, and I think other Southerners, moved to raise the tariffs to this abominable level on the assumption that they would be voted down on the floor of the House. And they got fooled by that. Instead of being voted down, it was voted in. They were hoist by their own petard. But in 1833 a compromise was reached. The tariffs were reduced. Jackson’s Force Bill was repealed, and so there was a peaceful resolution of that.
    Harry V. Jaffa
  • The dirty secret of the neoliberal era is that these ideas were never defeated in a great battle of ideas, nor were they voted down in elections. They were shocked out of the way at key political junctures.
    Naomi Klein

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