Public Opinion Polling

noun a formal collection of data from a population or sample, typically for statistical analysis

verb to conduct a survey or vote

• The poll results indicated a clear majority in favor of the new policy.
• Did you see the poll on social media about the best TV show of the year?
• I heard there's a poll going around asking who has the best dance moves.
• The constant poll of opinions in the office can be exhausting.

adjective relating to or characteristic of a plebiscite

• The government decided to hold a plebiscitary vote to determine public opinion on the proposed policy changes.
• They're conducting a plebiscitary survey to see what people think about the new rules.
• Let's have a plebiscitary poll to find out if everyone's cool with the new regulations.
• The artist's decision to paint the mural was a plebiscitary gesture, seeking approval from the community.

noun a portmanteau of 'France' and 'exit', referring to the potential withdrawal of France from the European Union

• The possibility of a Frexit has caused concern among European leaders.
• Have you heard about the latest rumors regarding Frexit?
• I can't believe some people actually support Frexit!
• The idea of Frexit looms like a dark cloud over the future of the European Union.