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classed
adjective as in rated
adjective as in typed
Strong matches
Example Sentences
However, Retailleau became increasingly involved in the row when Algiers refused to accept around 60 Algerians that his ministry classed as "dangerous" and wanted removed.
If not, they can be classed as second homes and liable for council tax - which in some areas means paying an additional premium.
Living in the Western Isles, and aware she was classed as a "high risk" and a "geriatric" pregnancy, she knew she would have to deliver in a hospital on the mainland.
The UK government says the Bidoon people have been classed as "illegal residents" by the Kuwaiti state since the 1960s.
Two of the women were under 18 when the images were taken, meaning legally, they would also be classed as indecent images of children.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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