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put
verb as in position
verb as in propose; express in words
Example Sentences
Smith-Griffin used some of the fraudulently obtained funds to put a down payment on a house in North Carolina and pay for her wedding, prosecutors said.
"For this study, we often had to reach out to participants to ask what kind of meat they'd put in their sandwich, or whether their coffee had sugar in it," Dr. Kleinberg explains.
"Collectively, weeds are adapting quicker than our ways to manage them. Climate change appears poised to put this evolution on a faster track," he said.
"We wanted to put everything together, look at both systems and give results for both contaminants," Prada said.
This would put a set of restrictions on new drivers who have recently passed their practical test for an initial period of time.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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