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spend

Definition for spend

verb as in use time; occupy

Strongest matches

consume, devote, employ, go, kill, put in, waste

Strong matches

drift, fill, fritter, idle, laze, misuse, pass, squander

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Example Sentences

Negotiators can spend days discussing whether something “should” or “will” happen.

From BBC

I could spend the whole day there, when I’m downtown.

“You use the things that were painful or joyous in your own life, and you always spend a lot of yourself,” she says.

Cortes said he had political power in mind after the Santa Ana police union began to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars each election cycle to put their favored candidates on the City Council.

If a healthcare provider meets that standard they would be required to spend 98% of their revenues from a federal prescription drug program on direct patient care.

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

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