plebiscitary

[Eng. plebiscit ( e ); -ary.] Pertaining or relating to a plebiscite. plěb-is-çi-të, pleb-is-çite, s. [Fr., from Lat. plebiscitum (q. v.).] 1. The same as PLEBISCITUM (q. v.). 2. A general vote of the whole community, or a country; a decree or vote obtained by universal suffrage. "A thorough disbeliever in the theory of an appeal to a national plebiscite . "-London Standard.