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object
noun as in thing able to be seen/felt/perceived
noun as in purpose, use
noun as in aim, recipient
verb as in disagree, argue against
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The townspeople were objecting to local government taking private property and turning it over to a third party, in the name of some vague public purpose on which the town’s people had never voted.
The legislative language of Question 1 runs 12 pages, and a hazard of lawmaking by ballot initiative is that some Mainers might like voter ID but object to something else.
Events happen everywhere throughout the course of existence, and the occurrence of an event is categorically different from the existence of anything -- whether object, place or concept.
Traces of his partner's DNA were also found but they might have been transferred there through contact with a person or object, she added.
The lab identified "multiple objects that measure approximately 2 metres x 3 metres" at a separate facility that may have been used as a school.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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