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bother

Definition for bother

verb as in take the trouble

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Example Sentences

"It doesn’t bother me so long as I can find my way up and down it safely," he joked.

From BBC

Oh, and don’t bother looking for the original “Fresh Prince” house either.

Obama did not even bother to pardon the torturers from the George W. Bush administration, eventually working to suppress reports of the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation” operations.

From Slate

No matter how much proof the media musters about Donald Trump’s lies, crimes, and derelictions, no matter how eloquent the cases pundits make about his manifest unfitness for office, no matter how hard journalists try to document their processes and present their work in compelling ways, half the country continues to demean and disregard their efforts while choosing instead to trust real-estate hucksters, YouTube supplement salesmen, disheveled podcast conspiracists, and countless other unreliable sources that barely even bother to appear credible.

From Slate

After all, she says, they think their children will always get a job at the Novo Nordisk factory, so why bother trying to get to university?

From BBC

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

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