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View definitions for beam

beam

noun as in ray of light

verb as in broadcast on air waves

verb as in smile broadly

Strong match

verb as in shine, as a light

Strongest matches

Strong matches

verb as in make electronic transfer

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John Lewis has become the latest retailer to beam its festive message into UK homes.

From BBC

A hole was cut to let the beam of light shine through and a mirror was placed at the base to split the beam into smoky rays of blue light.

Case in point: I recently watched a a young influencer-type stick her smartphone to the front window of the Gucci boutique— literally, using some sort of suction cup phone case — so she could step back and beam her whereabouts to TikTok.

Tanjapatkul first came under suspicion of the FBI in March 2023 when the Santa Ana resident promoted and sold on Facebook and Facebook Messenger the military-grade laser sight, a device used for hunting or military purposes that projects a beam onto a target, for $3,250.

“I do take work and I love doing things that are a bit off beam,” Williams says.

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

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