referenda
/ˌrɛfəˈrɛndə, -ˈrɛndə/; /rɪfəˈrɛndə/Definitions
1. noun
A vote or votes in which the people are asked to approve or reject a proposal, especially one that involves constitutional change.
“The upcoming referenda on the issue of same-sex marriage have sparked heated debates.”
2. noun
Plural of referendum. A vote or votes in which the people are asked to approve or reject one or more proposals, especially those that involve constitutional change.
“The country held a series of referenda to decide on the future of its constitution.”
3. verb
To put to the vote or submit to a popular vote, especially for approval or rejection.
“The new law will be referred to the people for a national referendum.”