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sunk

adjective as in drowned

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adjective as in reduced

adjective as in undone

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But he wasn’t wrong on Tuesday night, and as the fact of Trump’s victory finally sunk in, the network’s anchors and panelists were finally free to do what they’d wanted to do for hours.

From Slate

Vice President Kamala Harris has her faults, but she has not sunk to the level of Donald Trump.

From Salon

And little wonder: Surveys show that U.S. opinions of China have sunk to an all-time low.

The George Floyd protests put police reform on the agenda and served as a wake-up call about the raw, contemporary dangers of structural racism, but except for its transformation into a scary right-wing bedtime story about looters and out-of-control cities, it seems to have sunk back below the surface, leaving only a few cultural ripples behind.

From Slate

But his biggest obstacle came ultimately from its earliest supporters, who have sunk billions of dollars into the Los Angeles suburb, making it an entertainment juggernaut.

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

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