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scrap
noun as in tiny bit of something
noun as in argument, fight
verb as in abandon; throw away
verb as in fight, argue
Example Sentences
But the company has scrapped its plans to build 10,000 units for internal use this year, according to the Information, which reported that Tesla has had difficulty with the robots’ hands.
The mayor of Lincolnshire is considering scrapping English lessons for foreign nationals.
The Conservative shadow energy secretary Claire Coutinho has admitted carbon emissions would rise in the UK under her party's plan to scrap net zero policies.
Authorities have in recent years introduced various measures to boost the sector, including by scrapping various restrictions on property purchases, but results have been mixed.
Fed governor Christopher Waller used unusually blunt language to voice his approval for the move to scrap guidance for how big banks should manage their climate risks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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