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preparation
noun as in development, readiness
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arrangement, construction, education, establishment, formation, groundwork, measure, plan, precaution, preparedness, qualification, rehearsal, study, training
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alertness, anticipation, background, base, basis, evolution, expectation, fitting, foresight, foundation, gestation, homework, incubation, manufacture, provision, readying, rundown, safeguard, schoolwork, substructure, tryout, workout
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buildup, dry run, getting ready, lead time, making ready, preparing, putting in order
noun as in something concocted, put together
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blend, brew, composition, compound, concoction, confection, decoction, medicine, mixture, product, tincture
Example Sentences
An evening of historic campaign songs followed by a meditative group improvisation served as psychological preparation for whatever the outcome.
Their comments came at a news conference that concluded three days of meetings with visiting International Olympic Committee officials, who expressed similar confidence in preparations for 2028.
Crestview did not respond to questions for more details about the outage or its preparations, but according to its website, it operates three wells providing water to 625 customers in the Camarillo area.
He has tried to set aside the significance of Saturday, training his focus instead on his preparation.
To promote the event, Netflix released a documentary series titled “Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson,” which goes into the backgrounds of the fighters and showcases their preparation for the bout.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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