to canvass
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to seek or gather opinions by asking questions or conducting a survey
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They decided to canvass the neighborhood to get opinions on the new park.
We need to canvass local businesses to understand their needs.
02
to study or discuss something in detail to discover its meaning or essential features
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The committee canvassed the proposal before making a decision.
Scholars are canvassing the text to uncover hidden themes.
03
to actively seek support or votes, especially during an election campaign
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Volunteers canvass door-to-door every election season.
She is canvassing voters in the local district this week.
Canvass
01
a heavy, tightly woven fabric used for clothing, upholstery, tents, or sails
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He bought a sturdy canvass jacket for the hiking trip.
The chair was covered in dark green canvass for durability.
02
the mat forming the floor of a boxing or wrestling ring
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The boxer wiped sweat from the canvass before the next round.
The referee inspected the canvass for any damage.
03
a tent that is made from canvas fabric
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The scouts slept in a small canvass during the camping trip.
Soldiers pitched a canvass near the river for the night.
04
a large piece of canvas used as a sail on a boat or ship
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The ship 's canvass caught the wind and lifted the vessel smoothly.
He repaired the torn canvass before the next voyage.
05
an oil painting that is done on canvas fabric
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The museum displayed a famous canvass by Van Gogh.
A series of colorful canvasses lined the studio walls.
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a survey of opinions from a group of people
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The government conducted a canvass to measure citizen satisfaction.
A canvass showed strong support for the new policy.
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the setting in which a story, play, or other narrative takes place
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The novel used the city as its canvass for unfolding drama.
The playwright chose a rural village as the canvass for the story.
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