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View definitions for pass

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

Strongest matches

verb as in decide not to do

verb as in rid of waste

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Example Sentences

Winning tickets are nontransferable and anyone who attempts to pass on their ticket will be deemed ineligible from the lottery.

Though different in many ways, both roles require the hallmarks of the male British villain: posh accent, exquisite enunciation, perfect posture and a bland stare that, what with the gimlet eyes and air of silently roiling menace, becomes more glacial as the silent minutes pass.

For a clearer example of this difference - of how Tielemans’ style stretches Villa more, making them vulnerable to disjointed passing or end-to-end games – take a look at a typical pass map for both players below:

From BBC

“We hoped the war would pass us and end soon,” Anastasiia tells me.

From BBC

With his stand-up hair, skinny body and long, skeletal fingers, he could pass for a contemporary of ours, a proto-punk figure who would seem at home on the Lower East Side.

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

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