Meaning of canvass
Definition of canvass
(noun)
the
setting
for a
narrative
or
fictional
or
dramatic
account; "the
crowded
canvas
of history"; "the
movie
demanded a
dramatic
canvas
of sound"
an
inquiry
into
public
opinion
conducted by interviewing a
random
sample
of
people
a
large
piece
of
fabric
(usually
canvas
fabric) by
means
of which
wind
is
used
to
propel
a
sailing
vessel
a
tent
made
of
canvas
fabric
an oil
painting
on
canvas
fabric
the mat that forms the
floor
of the
ring
in which
boxers
or
professional
wrestlers compete; "the
boxer
picked himself up off the canvas"
a heavy,
closely
woven
fabric
(used for
clothing
or chairs or sails or tents)
(verb)
get the opinions (of people) by
asking
specific
questions
solicit
votes from
potential
voters in an
electoral
campaign
consider
in
detail
and
subject
to an
analysis
in
order
to
discover
essential
features or meaning; "analyze a
sonnet
by Shakespeare"; "analyze the
evidence
in a
criminal
trial"; "analyze your
real
motives"
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