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preparation
noun as in development, readiness
Strongest matches
arrangement, construction, education, establishment, formation, groundwork, measure, plan, precaution, preparedness, qualification, rehearsal, study, training
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alertness, anticipation, background, base, basis, evolution, expectation, fitting, foresight, foundation, gestation, homework, incubation, manufacture, provision, readying, rundown, safeguard, schoolwork, substructure, tryout, workout
Weak matches
buildup, dry run, getting ready, lead time, making ready, preparing, putting in order
noun as in something concocted, put together
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Strong matches
blend, brew, composition, compound, concoction, confection, decoction, medicine, mixture, product, tincture
Example Sentences
McDonald said she expected to see a border poll during Connolly's presidency and was "so happy" that Ireland had a president who "appreciates and recognises that the preparations for those referendums needs to happen now".
Los Angeles firefighters have been widely criticized for their lack of preparation before the Palisades fire.
With tropical storm-strength winds and rain already expected well before it passes over central Jamaica - including potentially the capital, Kingston - it warns that "preparations should be rushed to completion".
He ordered the preparation of "infrastructure to put this weapon into service in the Russian armed forces."
McDonald said Connolly appreciated "the preparation" for a United Ireland "needs to happen now" and that she would "exercise that soft power".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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