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Main Entry:
drew
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dru
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Part of Speech:
Main Entry:
draw
Part of Speech:
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Main Entry:
drew
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Clouds of gas condensed to form stars and galaxies, and galaxies
drew
together to form clusters.
Ironically, she studied literature for the same reason that
drew
me to math and science.
The four
drew
straws to decide who would pull the trigger.
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Clouds of gas condensed to form stars and galaxies, and galaxies
drew
together to form clusters.
Ironically, she studied literature for the same reason that
drew
me to math and science.
The four
drew
straws to decide who would pull the trigger.
Allegedly he then
drew
a gun and shot him in the head.
The landing
drew
the largest television audience for any live event up until that time.
But the next day the storm gathered steam and
drew
a bead on the city.
The show
drew
huge crowds and praise for the humanity and formal beauty of her work.
The devastation of that city
drew
gold out of the world's major money centers.
Still, the lush cover photography of a verdant table setting and a bowl of farm-fresh eggs
drew
me in.
In an instant he
drew
his dive knife and prepared to defend himself, but the big squid had fled.
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