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strings
noun as in command
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noun as in condition
noun as in control
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noun as in dealings
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noun as in domination
noun as in power
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noun as in precondition
noun as in provision/proviso
noun as in reservation
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noun as in sine qua non
noun as in small print
noun as in terms
Example Sentences
Mr. Pärt—using small female, male and mixed choirs and divided strings—makes the text hypnotic, a balm even, and on this occasion it proved a sublimely fitting end to programs whose throughline was solace.
His 2023 release, “The Other One”—for which he conducted an ensemble including saxophones, bassoons, strings, percussion and piano—landed on the year-end best-of lists of several classical music critics.
Instead, she put on Bruce Springsteen's Streets Of Philadelphia, dialled up the keyboard's "synth strings" setting, and pressed down two keys.
China, once the industry’s growth engine, has been reeling from its own economic difficulties, which have led consumers to tighten their purse strings.
Sales at French luxury-fashion house Hermes RMS -4.18%decrease; red down pointing triangle continued to grow, reflecting a resilient appetite for the highest end of luxury goods even as shoppers tighten their purse strings elsewhere.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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