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told
adjective as in announced
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broadcast, circulated, communicated, divulged, publicized, revealed
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adjective as in explained
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elucidated, interpreted, related
adjective as in legendary
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allegorical, apocryphal, created, customary, doubtful, dubious, fabricated, fanciful, figmental, handed-down, imaginary, imaginative, improbable, invented, mythological, related, romantic, traditional, unhistoric, unhistorical, unreal, unverifiable
adjective as in manifest
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bold, clear-cut, disclosed, divulged, evidenced, evinced, open, patent, plain, revealed, shown
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apparent, big as life, conspicuous, crystal clear, distinct, evident, noticeable, prominent, straightforward, visible
adjective as in mentioned
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communicated, considered, declared, discussed, intimated, named, revealed, suggested
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adjective as in numbered
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categorized, checked, contained, counted, designated, doomed, enumerated, fated, fixed, included, indicated, marked, specified, totalled
adjective as in oral
adjective as in professed
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adjective as in rumored
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broadcast, bruited, circulating, gossiped, prevailing, said
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adjective as in spoken
adjective as in spoken
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announced, articulate, communicated, expressed, mentioned, said, uttered, voiced
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lingual, oral, phonetic, phonic, put into words, sonant, traditional, unwritten, verbal, viva voce
adjective as in verbal
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Example Sentences
And if they don’t, voters are contacted and told they can correct — or “cure” — the ballot with a signature.
"I suspect there will be a dual demand in gaming: one for AI-driven innovative experiences and another for handcrafted, thoughtful content," he told the BBC.
Updating reporters on Monday, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters: "The main stumbling block continues to be Hamas."
One former worker on Inside the Factory told the BBC he made a lot of "dad jokes" but it never went beyond that.
“Let’s keep doing work that really matters, that makes a difference,” Domingo, who starred in “The Color Purple” and “Rustin” last year, told the audience.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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