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dragged out
adjective as in drawn-out
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adjective as in elongated
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adjective as in interminable
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Example Sentences
In Taibe, another northern village, an Israeli was dragged out of his car which was then set on fire.
They don't understand how hurtful it is to see my father dragged out of the wreckage...No one should see my father this way.
Camille describes a morning when she and Sebastian were dragged out of bed to film a scene at an art gallery downtown.
As maddening as it is that this is being dragged out to a trilogy, this trailer does look pretty cool.
When a girl refuses to remove her hat during a school assembly, she is handcuffed and dragged out by the police.
Often the salmon were so heavy that they had to be dragged out rather than lifted, for fear of breaking the pole.
What saint, or repentant sinner had dragged out his days here when this was a cell in a monastery?
Ann had dragged out the heavy jug, but there was no strength in her lean arms, and she swayed almost to the ground.
Charnock watched while the men dragged out the beam and then replaced it after deepening the hole.
"Of course, you loathe being dragged out this way," she said, cutting in.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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