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cover

Definition for cover

noun as in cover-up, mask

noun as in hiding place

verb as in protect, guard

verb as in include, contain

verb as in describe in published writing

verb as in fill in for, compensate

Strongest match

offset

verb as in travel across area

Strongest match

do

Strong matches

cross, range, track, traverse, trek

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Example Sentences

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No amount of air defenses can cover all these potential targets.

Collectively West Ham covered just over 6km less than Leeds on Friday night.

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It covered a place every afternoon at Little Rascals nursery in Merthyr for Grace's daughter, which she describes as "invaluable".

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Automatic and electric cars tend to cost more to buy than manuals so instructors charge more to cover this, adds Stewart from the ADIJC.

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The deal says Binance knew that many of its users resided in jurisdictions covered by U.S. sanctions such as Iran, North Korea and Cuba.

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

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