prepare

Definition for prepare

verb as in make or get ready

Strongest matches

arrange, assemble, brace, develop, draw up, equip, form, formulate, gird, make, plan, produce, provide, qualify, ready, strengthen, supply, train

Strong matches

adapt, adjust, anticipate, appoint, coach, concoct, construct, contrive, cook, dispose, endow, fabricate, fashion, fit, fix, fortify, furnish, groom, outfit, perfect, practice, prime, settle, steel

Weak matches

build up, fill in, fit out, lay the groundwork, make provision, make up, put in order, put together, smooth the way, turn out, warm up

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Now, in the aftermath of the election, abortion funds also have to prepare for a landscape where abortion access is severely limited.

From Salon

With a Nations League promotion secured the year before and a major tournament to prepare for, the decision was taken to take on friendlies, generally, against top-ranked nations.

From BBC

There was always a match to prepare for, but Brown was studious when it came to the mid-to-long term prospects of the national team.

From BBC

Syphard worries that a perception that home hardening is meaningless could result in residents not taking key steps to prepare their homes.

From Los Angeles Times

The state also told UC to prepare for a deferral of $31 million in funding to offset the financial hit of replacing nonresident students with California undergraduates at UCLA, UC Berkeley and UC San Diego.

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