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more appropriate
adjective as in better
Example Sentences
Its nickname, the Keystone State, has never been more appropriate.
Mr Blake's former colleague, who asked not to be named and has since left the force, told the BBC's Today programme that he believed a system similar to Army court martials would be more appropriate for cases such as this.
It may be called the Super Bowl of diplomacy, but this year perhaps a more appropriate analogy is a marathon.
And in this campaign cycle, where Harris has been cagey about engaging with the media—choosing to let her campaign appearances be the campaign—it’s even more appropriate to analyze what she wears when she’s interacting with the public.
Blanchett could be in for a more appropriate check as she stars in the sci-fi action film “Borderlands,” based on the popular video game of the same name.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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