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hail

[heyl] / heɪl /








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Sir Keir hailed the president's state visit - the first by a leader of a west African nation in 37 years - as "historic".

From BBC

The Premier League is often hailed as the toughest and most competitive in Europe, and the statistics tend to back that up.

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We no longer had to start the day with that dumb ‘We hail our pleasant school’ song from Miss Myrt’s time.

From Literature

In 1969, Deighton wrote Bomber, the story of an RAF raid over Germany, which is often hailed as one of the great anti-war novels.

From BBC

Severe thunderstorms were expected in parts of North Carolina, South Carolina and West Virginia, where NWS has predicted hail and "a tornado or two possible".

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