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collateral
adjective as in indirect, secondary
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Strong matches
Example Sentences
The arrest and potential removal of such collateral arrests would mark a drastic departure from the Biden administration, which has focused on public safety threats and deporting people soon after their apprehension at the border.
“And while the army may have considered them ‘acceptable collateral damage,’ basic moral norms say otherwise.
At the time of the coinciding divorce filings, Slater’s ex-wife, singer Lilly Jay, with whom he shares a 2-year-old son, told Page Six, “My family is collateral damage.”
"Trying to balance the books from the pockets of High Street businesses will simply leave hospitality as collateral damage – threatening jobs, future investment, price increases for consumers, and business viability," she said.
“We initially thought this was collateral damage, that we had been false positive detected as spam,” says Shivaun, 55.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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