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attend

Definition for attend

verb as in care for

verb as in pay attention; apply oneself

verb as in accompany

verb as in escort

Strongest match

accompany

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Scorsese says he attends Mass and is “absolutely” a prayerful person.

The government had successfully argued in a Pretoria court that Hichilema must be able to attend the funeral because he is the head of state.

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“Coyote” offers intimate shadings on a story that will be familiar to fans of literary biography or anyone who has ever attended a 12-step recovery program.

He said he’s already attended a rivalry game and learned about the Bruins’ hatred for the Trojans from Chaminade assistant coach Reggie Carter, a former Bruins linebacker.

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The couple attended the premiere of the last season in Hollywood.

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