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plague
noun as in disease that is widespread
Strong matches
noun as in annoyance, curse
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Example Sentences
The submarine programme has been plagued by obstacles.
In October, Anthropic said it plans to use up to 1 million of Google’s TPUs as it seeks to scale up computing — an issue also plaguing OpenAI as AI models become larger and more advanced.
To his credit, author Michael Scherer professes good intentions in featuring Kennedy in such an adulatory light: to help bridge some of the political division plaguing our country.
The last Jews left Gaza City in 1929 during the riots that engulfed British-controlled Mandatory Palestine that year, ending a history shaped by the tragic events that plagued this repeatedly destroyed city.
What happens to us when we die is a question that has plagued the human mind since the beginning of time, a biologically ingrained fear so widespread that it’s the basis of almost every religion.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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