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tasking

verb as in assign, burden

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Republican political operative Karl Rove has been tasked with coordinating funds for his party’s candidates.

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I ran the MacBook Air through the popular benchmarking software, Geekbench 5, which puts computers through a standardized set of computing tasks and spits out a score to help compare one machine to another.

The fictional series features a budding sexual relationship between rebellious fashion designer Malcolm, played by Jackson, and a no-nonsense fashion editor, Nina, who is tasked with interviewing him.

They have discrete sections that are dedicated to different tasks.

The report also found that Pelletier and his staff of three devote too much time to administrative tasks rather than the quality of services provided to clients.

Her time at the DNC appears to have been a multi-tasking experience.

In Rounders, John Malkovich threw himself into the tasking of speaking in a 24-inch thick Russian immigrant tongue.

No doubt it is difficult to be patient where there is no time; and what with our contemporary over-tasking, there is no time.

The mountaineers lived on grizzly bears—food which it was impossible to seize without tasking their energies to the utmost.

Dorcas stepped forward with the light obedience given to happy tasking.

When the fearful visitor did appear, Hiram bitterly regretted tasking his brain so severely.

I became discouraged, though, when I found that I remained as fat as ever; and began tasking my brain for some other expedient.

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

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