Definitions
subject to popular election
Word origin
From elect + -ive.
Used in a sentence
“Man thus endued with an elective voice, Must be supplied with objects of his choice.”
“[…] they rested their hopes of redress on the independent use of their elective franchise;”
“See the populace, millions upon millions, handsome, tall, muscular, both sexes, clothed in easy and dignified clothes―teaching, commanding, marrying, generating, equally electing and elective;”
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