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game

Definition for game

adjective as in brave

adjective as in willing

Strongest matches

agreeable, amenable, willing

Weak matches

desirous, up for

adjective as in lame, weakened

noun as in entertainment

noun as in individual sporting event

noun as in undomesticated animals chased for food

Strong matches

chase, fish, fowl, kill, meat, prey, quarry

Weak matches

raven, ravin, wild animals

noun as in plot, trick

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Example Sentences

Last month, he attended Scotland's game against Portugal at Hampden.

From BBC

Labour MSP Neil Bibby said the minister's attendance at the Aberdeen v Livingston game at Pittodrie has "raised particular eyebrows" and asked for further details of the discussions to be published.

From BBC

Both have left the camp and will be unavailable for Friday's game at Windsor Park and Monday's final Nations League fixture in Luxembourg.

From BBC

The same year, the Sierra Club helped publish the bestseller “The Population Bomb” by Stanford professor Paul Ehrlich and his wife, Anne, a Stanford scientific researcher, which argued that saving the planet was a numbers game.

From Salon

“A lot of people like to use a baseball analogy. Some say we’re in the early innings. Well, our analysts think we’re still in batting practice, meaning we are not even in the game yet,” CFRA’s Stovall noted.

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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