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attend
verb as in be present at
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be a guest, be at, be present, be there, bob up, check in, clock in, come to light, drop in, go to, make an appearance, make it, make the scene, pop up, punch in, punch the clock, ring in, sit in on, time in, turn up
verb as in care for
Weak matches
be in the service of, do for, look after, minister to, take care of, wait upon, work for
verb as in pay attention; apply oneself
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concentrate on, devote oneself, get a load of, keep an eye on, lend an ear, listen up, look after, look on, occupy oneself with, pay heed, pick up, see to
verb as in accompany
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be associated with, be connected with, issue from, make the scene, occur with, result from
Example Sentences
If you have no choice but to travel by air — say, for work or to attend a family event — well, you have no choice.
A Treasury Department spokeswoman said Bessent wouldn’t attend, citing a scheduling conflict.
In interviews, producers and filmmakers described attending protests every Saturday night to end the war.
He attends to the racism of early leaders, but more enduring problems came with the growing importance of physical anthropology toward the end of the 19th century.
Roop attended public middle school but wanted to switch to private high school to ensure she’d be “in an environment where people around her were serious students.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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