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represent
verb as in present image of; symbolize
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The win represented England's first victory over Ireland in the format in what was their second completed game, and the two sides will meet again at Malahide on Friday and Sunday.
In a Reform UK statement, Stevenage Borough councillor Mason Humberstone, who has represented Old Town ward since his election in 2023, said: "I have not left the Labour Party, Labour has left us."
But senior Welsh Conservative criticised her absence, saying the "no show" exposed political turmoil in Welsh Labour and a "weakness" for not representing the nation at a major state event.
The Scottish entertainment reporter, regularly seen popping up on ITV's Lorraine and Good Morning Britain, will be donning sparkly outfits to represent his beloved Scotland in the 23rd series of the BBC One Show.
The protests represented "a wholesale rejection of Nepal's current political class for decades of poor governance and exploitation of state resources", said Ashish Pradhan, a senior adviser at the International Crisis Group.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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