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look after
verb as in accompany
verb as in attend
verb as in attend
verb as in care
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verb as in defend
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verb as in do
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verb as in do for
verb as in farm
verb as in fend for
verb as in guard
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verb as in keep
verb as in maintain
verb as in nurse
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verb as in organize
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verb as in oversee
verb as in protect
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verb as in provide
verb as in run
verb as in safeguard
verb as in save
verb as in supervise
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verb as in support
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verb as in tend
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verb as in watch
Example Sentences
In an adjacent auditorium, dimly lit and warmed by a single bar heater, elderly evacuees are being looked after by volunteers.
He said, at times, staff ratios had to be stretched, meaning specialist critical care nurses had to look after six patients rather than give the one-to-one care they would in normal times.
“The evidence that benefit cuts are bad for kids is a lot stronger than the evidence that benefit cuts are bad for those in retirement. Retirees can look after themselves — kids can't,” French said.
She told BBC Radio Manchester that there was a huge lack of awareness about how to look after people with cancer in the spa community.
The court heard Alesbrook looked after Elijah when his mother was away from her home.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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