Polled Meaning in English
word · lemma: poll
Definition
Describes someone or something that has been asked questions in a poll, survey, or vote. It can also refer to animals with naturally no horns, but this is much less common.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in statistics and social research contexts; the verb 'poll' becomes 'polled' in the past tense or passive (e.g., 'people polled'). Don't confuse with 'pole' (a stick or rod). The animal sense is rare in everyday use.
Example Sentences
The students were polled about their favorite subject.
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Over 500 people were polled in the survey.
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Everyone polled agreed with the new rule.
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Most people polled said they wanted more parks in the city.
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The company polled its employees before making changes.
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Among those polled, there was little support for the proposal.
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