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plebiscitary, a.|pliːˈbɪsɪtərɪ, plɪ-|
[ad. F. plébiscitaire, f. plébiscite (see next).]
Relating to, based on, favouring, or of the nature of a plebiscite.
1870Daily News 22 Apr., The following is the Plebiscitary manifesto, signed by 17 deputies of the Extreme Left and the committee of seven journalists associated with them. 1881Standard 17 June 4/8 The Plebiscitary Vote which is to decide whether the Prince is to be retained as a Ruler. 1898Bodley France II. iii. iii. 161 French advocates of the referendum disclaim its plebiscitary tendency. |