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heel

verb as in follow

Strong matches

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As I argued last week when Trump started rolling out his troll-nominations, the Achilles heel of authoritarians is they confuse power and domination, and end up struggling to hold a coalition together.

From Salon

Therein lies the Achilles’ heel of “Gladiator II” — there is simply too much plot to truly care about these characters.

Attorneys for Bates allege Rezentes lost control of the dog as it bit off parts of Bates’ scalp and ignored commands to heel.

So it’s no surprise that he wants to bring those national security agencies to heel.

"We discovered an Achilles heel of antibiotic resistant bacteria," said Süel, a member of the Department of Molecular Biology at UC San Diego.

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

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