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put in good shape

verb as in neaten

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Example Sentences

A little later the second tent was in position, and everything about the camp was put in good shape.

The army was now being rapidly put in good shape; a complete re-organization was being effected, and all were feeling less discouraged.

Scales must be, willingly or unwillingly, the daily bread of the player; the hand must be put in good shape, the finger joints rendered firm, the arms and body supple, before pieces are thought of.

Here the regiments were thoroughly organized and put in good shape for the next campaign.

Hedges should be cleared up and put in good shape.

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

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