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View definitions for forge

forge

verb as in counterfeit

verb as in make something from scratch

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It is a landscape that inspires a rich poetic tradition, a forge that shapes cherished traditions and customs, and even a welcome refuge from troubling events beyond.

From Salon

But the younger Bawumia had forged a career in economics and banking - serving as the deputy governor of Ghana's central bank.

From BBC

Williams, who has since forged a successful solo career, also used his post to speak more generally about the pressures of being in a boyband.

From BBC

Regardless, Musk and Ramaswamy are forging ahead with hires, using language that suggests their project is the keystone of Trump's second term's agenda.

From Salon

It allowed Danson to forge ahead with his own career goals, at an age when people in other professions have usually long since retired.

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

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