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straighten out
adverb as in seriously
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verb as in aid
verb as in arbitrate
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verb as in clarify
verb as in clear up
verb as in correct
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verb as in debug
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verb as in improve
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verb as in iron out
verb as in organize
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verb as in rectify
verb as in remedy
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verb as in right
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Example Sentences
“Rate hikes won’t straighten out the supply chain, or speed up ships, or stop a virus that is still causing lockdowns in some parts of the world.”
Even if the strike were to last only a day, it could take about five days to straighten out the supply chain.
More than a full day would go by before the leader of the free world told reporters he wasn’t happy about Putin’s aggression “and hopefully it will get straightened out.”
“The sheriff didn't want to touch them, nobody wants to touch them. The sheriff — ‘There’s 18 Venezuelans attacking my building, would you please come over and straighten out the situation?'
“With the law straightened out, we could be doing real mining in a couple of years,” one mining executive told The New York Times in 1977.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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