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workshop

Definition for workshop

noun as in place where light industrial or manual work is done

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laboratory, mill, plant, studio

Strong matches

foundry, works

noun as in discussion group

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class, seminar

Weak match

study group

noun as in place for work

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factory, laboratory, mill, plant, studio

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atelier, establishment

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Example Sentences

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In the middle of the night, I crept silently out of my bed and went to the workshop where Father keeps his tools.

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They met with around 200 dancers and selected 50 for fighting workshops, eventually ending up with 10 possible actors for the chorus, including Mia Carragher, who plays Katniss.

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The point wasn’t to share pages or workshop chapters.

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Many of the Chinese precursor chemicals are produced in small workshops, and then sold over the internet, at times using cryptocurrency for the deals, according to U.S. officials.

The Town Hall gardens, which became a focal point following the 2024 tragedy in which three girls were killed at a dance workshop, were among eight areas in the resort praised in the national final.

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

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