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trim

adjective as in shapely

noun as in decoration

noun as in condition, health

verb as in decorate

verb as in beat, defeat

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Example Sentences

"If I can trim it down to 22 or 23, that will be good for me in the long run," the four-time major winner from Northern Ireland told BBC Sport in an interview that will be aired in full on Radio 5 Live from 20:30 GMT on Wednesday.

From BBC

He plans to trim the vegetation around his home and install a new water line that can bring in more water to his property.

But while Obama did indeed trim some of the most striking excesses of the Bush era, his record of presidential reform fell significantly short.

From Salon

Forestry Department to trim trees, brought in gang interventionists who joined in a peace march around the park, and confiscated stolen property, including shopping carts, and stored it in the abandoned boathouse.

He wears a trim salt-and-pepper goatee and a zip-up hoodie, and takes every opportunity to boast about his two sons, 19 and 15, who have joined the walk nearly every year of their lives.

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

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