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readied

adjective as in loaded

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India's 16-member cricket squad - selected months earlier - also had to deal with both personal and national turmoil as they readied themselves for a landmark series.

From BBC

The New York Times, which quotes both US and Ukrainian unnamed officials, puts the number of Russian and North Korean troops being readied for the reported counter-offensive in Kursk at 50,000.

From BBC

Bennett thrived in asset management but not much of what he learned there readied him for the brutality of being the guardian of Rangers in a time of struggle.

From BBC

We were lucky enough to spend the day with Morris as he readied for the big show at his Encino home.

“However, in anticipation of a further rise in numbers, we have readied accommodation and staffing will increase.”

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

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