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putting up
noun as in canning
Strong matches
noun as in construction
Strongest matches
Strong matches
- architecture
- arrangement
- assembly
- build
- cast
- composition
- conception
- constitution
- contour
- cut
- disposition
- edifice
- elevation
- erecting
- erection
- fabric
- fabrication
- figuration
- figure
- form
- format
- formation
- foundation
- improvisation
- invention
- makeup
- making
- mold
- origination
- outline
- prefab
- prefabrication
- raising
- rearing
- shape
- systematization
- turn
- type
Weak matches
Example Sentences
"It makes me feel helpless, no matter how much I challenge the costs, it's not going to change, there’s no accountability for them because they can just keep putting up the charges," said Mr Mckinnon.
The couple appear to be calling rural England their new home, putting up their Montecito, California estate on the market.
Teachers remain under stricter standards, and courts have held that a school may discipline educators for wearing T-shirts or buttons with political messages or slogans, and for putting up political classroom decorations.
"We've learned nothing! Even those putting up resistance to Trump's agenda don't seem to understand who they're dealing with."
Daniel Fortuna is a tree specialist from March who has been responsible for putting up the town's Christmas trees for the last two years.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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