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cross
adjective as in very angry; in a bad mood
adjective as in lying across each other
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verb as in traverse an area
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verb as in intersect, lie across
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verb as in hybridize, mix
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verb as in betray, hinder
Example Sentences
Speaking on BBC Political Thinking with Nick Robinson, Badenoch denied crossing into personal abuse and said she "channelled" anger from farmers and business owners impacted by Labour policies.
Now, he is being asked to make another crossing.
Curiously, leopard cats have recently been crossed with domestic cats to produce Bengal cats, which were recognised as a new breed in the 1980s.
We continued westward, crossing the Atlantic to Brazil, to a church in Recife that has tripled in size since Covid.
Oil giants have fled California, but James Flores is desperate to get in, even if it means crossing swords with the state.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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