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rescue
noun as in saving from danger
verb as in save from danger
Strong matches
Example Sentences
She said she witnessed children being rescued, and tried to help people with broken bones and to calm those in distress.
“Brown food tastes good” steadied my hand when I wanted to rescue onions-in-progress too soon, when the butter-slicked tangle was still pale and squeaky instead of sweet and golden.
I’d always looked outside myself for a partner who could rescue me.
Anisimova could be forgiven for thinking back to Wimbledon but she did not waver, keeping her cool and rescuing the break two games later.
His first rescue was in the early 1990s — an older man who was driving drunk, pulled over to urinate, stepped out of his vehicle and tumbled down the cliff.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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