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rooting
noun as in applause
noun as in naturalization
Weak matches
- accustoming
- adapting
Example Sentences
Light-welterweight Jack Catterall: "I've been a fan of Taylor for a quite a while so I'll be rooting for her."
Cohn, who died in 1986, could have told Trump that McCarthy—who rose to prominence by rooting out and prosecuting suspected Communists in government—made his big misstep when he went after Army officers.
I confess to Milioti that I was rooting for Sofia to beat Oz at his own game.
In a Thursday episode, Jones called for a series of trials aimed at rooting out Democrats from society, noting the plan was “being prepared right now.”
“I just love horses. I love being around them. There is a lot of stress in this business but when I see the horses it takes it away from me. They are calming. They are such noble animals. They’re like kids. You watch and help them develop. I’m not rooting for the jockey. I’m rooting for the horse. That’s my horse. That’s my guy.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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