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bar

noun as in rod; straight length of material

noun as in establishment serving alcohol

verb as in secure, usually with a length of material

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Example Sentences

The commission's report said there was "no bar on individuals who have previously worked for political parties or made political donations becoming civil servants".

From BBC

Though she shows promise in the field of sorcery from a young age, the color of Elphaba’s skin ensures that she stays a pariah barred from studying her powers.

From Salon

The father of her children and the prosecutor of the case will also have an opportunity to argue why she should remain behind bars.

From BBC

Philp called for it to be widened to cover when police should deal with these incidents at all, to create "quite a high bar" and to avoid "wasting" their time and resources.

From BBC

The rich culture of these African and Caribbean communities can be experienced in restaurants, bars and cultural institutions.

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

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