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type

Definition for type

noun as in class, kind

noun as in example, model

noun as in printed characters

Strongest match

case

Weak match

point size

verb as in classify

verb as in hit keys on machine to print document

Strongest matches

copy, transcribe, write

Strong matches

touch, touch-type, typewrite

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Example Sentences

The algorithms used to compute a biological age for each of the different data types—as well as the AgeMetric scoring mechanism—are either patented or patent-pending, Zhavoronkov said.

From Fortune

Now that the York team has identified the chemistry of human body odor, they can develop new types of deodorants, says Rudden.

I understood the kind of companies that got funded, the types that didn’t.

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For years, their front office has been led by a different type of executive.

However, this type of cell phone data can help agencies know how people behave as a storm approaches, perhaps giving them an opportunity to adjust their own approaches to evacuation orders, says Long.

But yes, I pictured a James Bond-type just sauntering over to her.

“I have to think her body type played a role,” said Rachel Greenblatt, a Lecturer in Jewish Studies at Harvard University.

But Ally knows better and dresses tastefully for her age and body type now.

Sabrine was the outgoing, sociable type, and had many friends, while Ziad was shy and a little more introverted.

Mistletoe is basically a vampire—but one of those an anti-hero type vampires.

Though the average speaker is generally limited by one type of voice, which he varies somewhat, it is not often disguised.

Accustomed to a written character, their eyes became wearied by the crabbedness and formality of type.

True, she had never met the provincial type before, but she doubted if Rosewater had produced a crop of Isabel Otises.

I must make no mistake, and blunder into a national type of features, all wrong; if I make your mask, it must do us credit.

A mixed type of the present day Negro, she was slightly tall, and somewhat slender, with a figure straight and graceful.

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

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