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away
adverb as in in another direction; at a distance
Strong match
adverb as in continuously
Example Sentences
“Life should be about enjoyment and having fun and having that sense of wonder. We want people to walk away feeling, ‘wow’ — drenched, yes — but that they have been on a magical journey where you’re getting a chance to feel a city, and hear the music of the city,” says Smith.
Powell led the recovery with a well-paced half-century as he and Romario Shepherd steered West Indies away from immediate danger - both showing the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground was too small for them when they connected cleanly.
Quiet as he was off the field, Maiava had never shied away from contact on it.
Maybe, safety Akili Arnold wondered, he would even inspire other Polynesian football players to “not shy away from being that guy.”
Caitlin Dickerson for The Atlantic: “We need to take away children.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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