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insert

Definition for insert

verb as in put, tuck in

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Example Sentences

The pain is worst in her thigh, where she had a metal rod inserted after cancer rotted her femur.

From BBC

If Ramsey did not get enough reps in practice as the season went on, he occasionally inserted himself onto the scout team, Pleasant said.

Ms Wisniewska then uses a scalpel to make a small hole and inserts a long cannula attached to a suction machine on the floor and begins to suck out fat.

From BBC

“You don’t have to change a lot. One sentence inserted into a speech at the right time can really change the meaning.”

Despite an early start following a day off after Mourinho inserted the event into the tour schedule at short notice, the players expressed their willingness to fulfil the commitment.

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

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