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launch

Definition for launch

verb as in send off

verb as in begin, initiate

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As police launched tear gas, panic spread fast and people fled in every direction, seeking shelter inside any open building, but he says his 20-year-old autistic son did not understand what was happening.

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Last month, Hamas released a video showing Guy and another hostage, Alon Ohel, being driven around Gaza City in late August as the Israeli military prepared to launch an offensive there.

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Doncic takes a sip of water and starts outlining his summer regimen, which he launched in May in his home city of Ljubljana.

Amassing retirement savings has been hard for Gen Xers, who launched their careers just as a shift in American work culture was beginning.

I dealt with that failure well, and I launched Pershing Square in January 2004.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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