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View definitions for forge

forge

verb as in counterfeit

verb as in make something from scratch

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It allowed Danson to forge ahead with his own career goals, at an age when people in other professions have usually long since retired.

"I know this is a talking point today, but in a world where there's war in Europe, where there's a tremendous loss of life in the Middle East, where the US and the UK genuinely have a special relationship, where we got someone who's about to become again, the US president, who has experience of doing the job last time round, we will forge common interests," he said.

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Jones went on to forge an era-defining partnership with Michael Jackson; oversee 1985's We Are the World, one of the biggest-selling songs of all time; craft hits for acts like Chaka Khan and Donna Summer; and work with the biggest names in hip-hop.

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As such, “Senna,” produced in Brazil and filmed largely in Portuguese with the support of F1’s governing body, seems likely to forge new ties between Netflix and diehard F1 fans who already know of Senna and his accomplishments.

An expert in Vietnam told us that banking fraud is “quite common”, and there were instances of bank staff colluding with criminals to forge documents.

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

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