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rear
adjective as in back, end
noun as in back or end part
verb as in raise young
verb as in lift, rise
Example Sentences
Vice President JD Vance is pulling up the rear on Air Force II, flying into venues across the country yelling “Da Plane. Da Plane,” in his best Tattoo voice.
The Hebrew word for Torah was projected across the rear of the stage, summoning part of the original production design.
Cleaver, meanwhile, said that he is going to “rear back and scream” in the face of redistricting, floating possible lawsuits and promising that Democrats “will retaliate” with gerrymandering of their own.
Helen and Will Jones rear pheasants and run shoots from their farm near Hirnant, Powys, and worry the proposals would mark the start of a clampdown on shooting.
This meant that he knew the rear stairway on a 727 could be lowered in flight.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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