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lead to
verb as in bring on
verb as in cause
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verb as in clue
verb as in engender
verb as in entail
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verb as in go
verb as in induce
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verb as in make
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verb as in occasion
verb as in provoke
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Example Sentences
A warmer, wetter climate could lead to rapid melt.
These build up, attacking nerves and organs which can lead to blindness, coma and death.
This has an impact on a cellular level, and can even lead to an increased risk of cancer.
Drug resistance, a major cause of cancer treatment failure, occurs when therapies inadvertently select for the survival of drug-resistant cancer cells -- similar to how pesticides can lead to resistant pests.
Businesses are hoping that the pressure beign applied by farmers could lead to a change of policy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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