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delivery
noun as in transfer, transmittal
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carting, commitment, conveyance, dispatch, drop, mailing, portage, post, rendition, surrender
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freighting, giving over, handing over, impartment, intrusting, parcel post
noun as in articulation of message
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accent, diction, elocution, emphasis, enunciation, inflection, intonation, modulation, pronunciation, speech, utterance
noun as in childbirth
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accouchement, bearing, birthing, childbearing, confinement, labor, lying-in, parturition, travail
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noun as in giving of freedom
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deliverance, emancipation, escape, freeing, liberation, pardon, rescue, salvage, salvation
Example Sentences
The e-commerce giant could use driverless vehicles to make deliveries, for example, saving money and resources.
The deal is not valid for delivery orders.
British Steel's blast furnaces are set to continue running with a delivery of enough raw materials to keep them alight for the "coming weeks" due on Tuesday, the government has said.
Dr Peeperkorn said they were running critically low because Israel had not allowed in any deliveries of humanitarian aid for more than six weeks.
It is losing money and market share, has been fined for missing delivery targets and has made an enemy of its own workforce through a series of bitter strikes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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