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pass

noun as in opening through solid

noun as in authorization, permission

noun as in sexual proposition

Strongest match

noun as in predicament

verb as in surpass, beat

verb as in succeed, graduate

Strongest match

verb as in give, transfer

verb as in express formally

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verb as in decide not to do

verb as in rid of waste

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Example Sentences

With ocean-gray eyes and a coiffed shock of white-blond hair, he almost could pass as a cousin of David Lynch.

But there are concerns, the impact will still be felt by working people if firms decide to pass on costs through higher prices and if wage increases are restricted.

From BBC

And when Congress tried to pass an anti-immigrant bill in 2006, the largest protests in U.S. history up to that time galvanized a new generation of activists who won protections for so-called Dreamers in the following years.

In Monday’s interview, he tried to pass off this turnabout as obvious, as if he had believed it all along.

From Slate

Revivals don’t come along all that often, so don’t pass up this opportunity to see this spectacular production.

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

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