Politics Word Search — Medium

Play a free online Politics word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.

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Politics word list, defined

SCORE /skɔː/ · noun, verb
A number or amount of something, especially one that is measured or achieved. To obtain or achieve a certain number or amount of something. Related: mark, record, result, achievement.
QUORUM /ˈkwɔrəm/ · noun
The minimum number of members of a deliberative assembly, such as a legislative body or committee, required to be present in order to conduct business. Related: minimum number, required number, threshold.
LEAST /liːst/ · adverb, superlative of little
To the smallest possible extent; as little as possible. Used to indicate the smallest amount or degree of something. Related: slightest, smallest, minimum, leastwise.
BALLOT /ˈbælət/ · noun
A ballot is a slip of paper or card used to cast a secret vote, or the system of voting by such means. It can also refer to the process of voting itself or the total number of votes cast in an election. Related: vote, poll, balloting, suffrage.
FINAL /ˈfaɪnəl/ · adjective (also noun)
Coming at the end of a series, process, or sequence; last in order. As a noun, the last game or contest in a competition, deciding the winner. Related: last, concluding, ultimate, terminal.
STUDY /stʌdi/ · noun, verb
A room in a house where a person studies or reads; to apply oneself to a subject in order to learn about it. Related: research, investigate, examine, analyze.
CROWD /kraʊd/ · noun, verb
As a noun, a crowd is a large group of people gathered closely together in one place. As a verb, to crowd means to fill a space so that there is little room to move, or to press in on someone or something. Related: throng, mass, horde, mob.
OFTEN /ɔːfən/ · adverb
Used to indicate that something happens frequently or is a common occurrence. Often is used to express frequency or regularity, and can be used to describe a wide range of situations, from everyday events to more general or habitual actions. Related: usually, frequently, regularly, commonly.

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