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voting paper
noun
, British.
- a ballot.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of voting paper1
First recorded in 1855–60
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Example Sentences
The day after the polling a farm labourer was asked how he filled up his voting paper.
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The usual way of invalidating the voting paper was to bracket the three names and write "All of them liars" across the paper.
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Is it not a fact that he has annulled his vote by making unnecessary marks on his voting-paper?
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They reeled a little; the miracle of the voting-paper had gone to their heads.
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He made quite a long pause, and went on, with a sigh: "You have a voting paper given you—"
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