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have

Definition for have

verb as in be in possession

verb as in endure, bear

verb as in contain

Strongest matches

include, involve

Weak match

take in

verb as in cheat, trick

Strongest match

fix

verb as in bring into the world

Strongest matches

bear, deliver

Strong match

beget

Weak matches

bring forth, give birth

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Example Sentences

The shows have included songs from Linkin Park’s 17-year repertoire and their latest singles, “The Emptiness Machine” and “Heavy Is The Crown,” from “From Zero.”

One could read and watch a lifetime of reporting on this subject and still not have a firm handle on its nuances, contradictions, factions, facts and figures of the fight for, and against, Irish independence and reunification — a story going back centuries.

But whether or not this is How It Was, it’s easy enough to accept that it’s How It Might Have Been; the production and set pieces feel right, the dialogue is more speech than speeches.

If there is such a thing as a perfect objective for a Keoghan character, Arnold may have found it.

History and hindsight have made it a little difficult to contextualize what the Lakers accomplished last winter, the team hoisting a trophy and hanging a banner after winning the NBA’s first in-season tournament championship.

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

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