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send

Definition for send

verb as in transmit, transfer through a system

Strongest matches

address, assign, circulate, commit, deliver, dispatch, drop, express, fire, forward, grant, issue, post, relay, ship, shoot

Strong matches

accelerate, advance, broadcast, cast, commission, communicate, consign, convey, delegate, detail, direct, emit, expedite, fling, freight, hasten, hurl, impart, mail, propel, radiate, remit, route, televise, troll, wire

Weak matches

get under way, give off, hurry off, let fly, put out, rush off

verb as in please

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Strong matches

charm, delight, electrify, enrapture, enthrall, enthuse, excite, intoxicate, ravish, stir, thrill, titillate

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The Jewish state sends the parents of every Arab and Jewish Israeli a monthly check for each of their children up to age 18.

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Corrin Rankin, chair of the California Republican Party, had specifically asked the Justice Department to send monitors to the five counties in a letter to the Justice Department on Monday.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio added that "if people want to stop seeing drug boats blow up, stop sending drugs to the United States".

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BDCs send some 90% of the interest collected on those loans to shareholders through dividends, similar to real estate investment trusts.

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Any more of her on stage and somebody would have to steam the carpets and send in plumbers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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