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stick

[stik] / stɪk /








Example Sentences

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The act of committing to a date and sending an invite means you’re going to stick to the plan.

From MarketWatch

Many northern Catholics say they would prefer to stick with the sometimes contradictory status quo.

From The Wall Street Journal

I licked both my hands and ran them through my shortish hair, slicking down any clumps that were sticking up.

From Literature

That is because Powell is now likely to stick around as a voting member rather than depart the Fed when his chair term ends in May.

From Barron's

Workers will give you a headlamp and glow sticks as you zip above a moonlit ranch.

From Los Angeles Times