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View definitions for entail

entail

verb as in require; result in

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What exactly those leadership qualities might entail was left vague.

“If we bring everyone on the planet into an American lifestyle,” he said, “there first off might not be much planet left, and at the very least, the kind of degradation that might entail would be tremendous and horrifying.”

From Salon

The more a nation invests in border security, the more attractive it becomes to traffickers, because greater risks entail greater rewards.

From Salon

A drastic increase in deportations would likely entail a large expansion in the immigration court system, which has been beset by backlogs.

From BBC

In its place, he proposed "massive reform," but did not offer details on what they would entail.

From Salon

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

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