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big show
noun as in feature
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
He confesses humbly to being a little skeptical, makes a big show of wanting Geller to do well, invites him to return and try again, and as Geller struggles, Carson listens, waits patiently, acts baffled.
We’re in a period of increased solar activity, and there was another big show last Thursday night, with aurora borealis visible as far south as Texas, San Diego, and Mazatlan.
One of the most eye-popping charges in WP Engine’s nearly 100-page filing contends that when Automattic made its big show of transferring WordPress trademark rights to the WordPress Foundation in 2010, it “in fact had quietly transferred irrevocable, exclusive, royalty-free rights in the WordPress trademarks right back to Automattic that very same day.”
As borough president, he made a big show of sleeping at the Borough Hall in a makeshift bed and constructing a small gym to go along with it, and encouraged off-duty cops to carry their guns while attending church.
She says Netflix loved the script and that they thought it could be a big show, but with someone else in the starring role — Bell.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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