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barged

verb as in lumber

verb as in stump

verb as in clump

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Example Sentences

Charlie Rangel barged into his office on the seventh floor of the Adam Clayton Powell Jr.

The past suddenly barged into my well-ordered American life and seemed more urgent than the present.

Roughly 30 policemen barged into my room and began pushing me.

Another time he showed up at The Village Voice, barged in, and gave writer Joe Conason a nice old knuckle sandwich.

Four armed men barged into the house, masked and wearing black.

He blistered Arbuthnot with abuse, swung from the newspaper office, and barged mightily down Fleet Street, a disturber of traffic.

Turning to the swing door she barged through with a high head and fire of determination illuminating her face.

The officer stared at him as Stan turned and barged out of the little office where the Navy had left him.

He barged into one of the bicycles, clumsy thing, and then came to tell us that we oughtn't to leave them there in people's way.

When he reached the front door he just grabbed hold of the knob, twisted it, shoved open the door and barged right inside.

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On this page you'll find 123 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to barged, such as: bounce, bound, dive, drop, fall, and hop.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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