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err
verb as in make a mistake; do wrong
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However, in court on Thursday, her lawyer said the judge "erred in declining" Cooper to participate in proceedings.
The amount of attention is unprecedented for a fifth-round draft pick and Sanders erred in June as he was caught speeding twice in two weeks in Ohio.
The Thais argued that the French cartographers had erred in moving the border away from the watershed, the agreed dividing line, putting the temple in Cambodia.
The Supreme Court justices said the appeals court erred in January 2024 when it ruled against the environmental groups.
There was a feeling after the Belgian Grand Prix that the race director had erred on the side of caution a little too much in deciding when the race should be started.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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