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entity
noun as in object that exists
Example Sentences
Bill, which provided a college education for veterans returning home from World War II, helped expand the middle class and transformed colleges and universities into the entities educating millions of students that we know today.
The U.S. could expand its entity list to over 10,000 Chinese firms and is considering broader export restrictions.
The deal, currently a letter of intent, involves a six-week feasibility review and potential power sales to entities like data center operators.
Santee Cooper is also holding talks with big tech companies and other entities that could be interested in buying the nuclear power that will be generated there, Staton said.
But cost synergies are easier, meaning a combined company could eliminate redundant costs and drive higher profits than the two stand-alone entities could achieve.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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