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hinge
noun as in pivot, turning point
verb as in be contingent on
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Females spend their entire lives in underground, silk-lined burrows that close with a hinged, well-camouflaged door.
Egyptian archeologist Hussein Bassir said the museum's future hinges on "regular maintenance to preserve the building and its treasures".
He unlatched the top of the crate and it swung open on its hinges.
Any hope of USC staying alive in the College Football Playoff conversation hinges on leaving Lincoln, Neb., with a win.
A key input for whether the central bank cuts again or not hinges on how the growth — employment divide will resolve.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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