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stands out
verb as in be conspicuous, prominent
Example Sentences
But the “digital arrest” scam stands out as especially elaborate and sinister - meticulously planned, relentless, and invasive to every part of a victim's life.
There have been many explanations offered for Trump’s resounding victory but for some there is one thing that stands out.
What stands out there, unfortunately, is the fatal vagueness of that list of buzzwords.
There is no doubt she is a politician that stands out, another Conservative says, referencing an old TV ad: “She has the potential to be Heineken – reaching the parts of the electorate other Tories cannot.”
But one bizarre new element particularly stands out: North Korean troops in the battlefield mix.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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