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charging
adjective as in complaining
noun as in decree
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Ireland were forced into a change when full-back Stacey Flood, who had played a key role in charging down Holmes' second conversion attempt, was forced off with an ankle injury seven minutes before half-time.
The price list shows he's charging £10 for a bottle of "special mixed flavour", or £20 for "pure concentrated THC".
The group posted two images, which showed apparent internal instructions for troubleshooting a car charging issue and internal computer logs.
Meanwhile, there are now 1,100 public charging points for eHGVs across western Europe, including the UK, according to one study, which said that "expansion is essential".
Fox allegedly imposed “financial penalties on distributors if they carry Newsmax” in basic cable packages, and other obstacles, including charging higher fees or requiring carriage of “little-watched channels like Fox Business,” according to the lawsuit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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