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transport
noun as in act or means of conveying
noun as in delight
verb as in move, transfer
verb as in exile
Example Sentences
Gold is heavy, difficult and costly to transport and the physical market is illiquid and expensive to trade.
"However, that would transport more carbon-rich water from the deep ocean to the surface, which would consequently reduce the Southern Ocean's ability to store CO2."
He was assessed by a medic and wrapped in foil blankets then transported to a cafe in Arnside, Carnforth, where he was seen by North West Ambulance Service staff.
Although Moscow has been able to find new buyers for its oil, which is more easily transported by ship, replacing lost volumes of gas that used to flow through fixed gas pipelines has proved harder.
Once the Queen Dowager tastes the soup, she’s transported back to childhood and tearfully declares, “The soup contains family. She has given me my family through this dish.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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