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at it
adjective as in busy
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in employed
Example Sentences
Otherwise, what are you doing it for if you’re not trying to be good at it?”
“And this is the nature of the NBA season. You don’t have a ton of time. The things you emphasize, hopefully you get better at. And sometimes when you don’t emphasize something, or you don’t work on something because you don’t necessarily have time, or you think you’re good at it and you think you have buy-in at it, you just get slippage. We gotta clean that up.”
In all likelihood, the two mainstream centrist parties who have controlled government in Dublin for the last five years — and who, before that, had been sworn enemies for nearly a century — will get another crack at it, with or without some smaller coalition partner.
He admitted that he “wasn’t very gifted” at it – but said he felt safe at all times.
“Yes it tends to be the bigger the car the heavier it is and so it’s less fuel-efficient. But it’s a clumsy way of looking at it,” she says.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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