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roll
noun as in a revolving, turning
noun as in cylindrical object
noun as in list, roster
noun as in growl, reverberation
verb as in revolve, turn; proceed smoothly
Strong matches
verb as in thunder, reverberate
Example Sentences
In recent days, China rolled back some of the curbs on rare-earth exports.
Sir Martyn said he was pleased with the outcome of Monday's hearing, and that Ofsted had "consulted extensively" on its proposals, which will now roll out this month as planned.
He’s kept building, even as she rolls her eyes.
The company has only recently rolled out mobile ordering, is testing food options, and expects to double its footprint again to more than 2,000 stores by the end of the decade.
Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford has already indicated this would be a "business as usual" budget which will see it rolled over, but increased by inflation.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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