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in holes
adjective as in ragged
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Cockroaches have settled in holes in the kitchen table.
Most victims, some injured but still alive, were buried in holes initially dug for feces.
But before it does, it is sometimes pre-seeded with shoreline plants and grasses, or those plants are placed in holes that can be punched into the coir logs.
Her doctoral research, for example, required her to climb trees to study birds that nest in holes.
Under Mr. Biden’s halt, crews were allowed to tie down loose materials and fill in holes, but they were told not to finish any more construction.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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