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vet
adjective as in experienced
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adjective as in practical
adjective as in qualified
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adjective as in seasoned
adjective as in skillful
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adjective as in veteran
noun as in old hand
Strongest match
noun as in veteran
verb as in examine
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verb as in inspect
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Example Sentences
Their relationship sparked conversation on social media about how participants are vetted, with some arguing that Edmond was not ready for the emotional intensity of the experiment.
According to the U.S. allegations against him, Binance’s top compliance official once told colleagues that Zhao didn’t want the exchange to vet users’ identities and that its customers were “here for crime.”
But the firm nevertheless took center stage Tuesday as the supervisors pressed their top attorney on how the lawsuits were vetted.
He compared teleoperation to hiring a house cleaner—only “safer,” he says, since operators are vetted and monitored.
Insurance brokers offer another source of advice, although it’s important to vet them carefully.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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