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vet
adjective as in experienced
Strongest matches
adjective as in practical
adjective as in qualified
Strongest matches
adjective as in seasoned
adjective as in skillful
Strongest matches
adjective as in veteran
noun as in old hand
Strongest match
noun as in veteran
verb as in examine
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in inspect
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Example Sentences
Regarding Pete Hegseth, who Trump nominated to run the Defense Department, an anonymous person linked to Trump's transition team professed "frustration" to the Washington Post, complaining, "He hadn’t been properly vetted."
He noted some of the nominees are "controversial" and appeared to acknowledge some could face problems in the Senate, which is tasked with vetting thousands of presidential nominees and voting on their appointments.
A mental health nurse who said "I would’ve drowned her at birth" and "take her to the vets and get her put down" about vulnerable patients has been struck off.
Those records do not identify the workers’ legal status, but a former BaronHR manager, Stacy Mohler, said some companies were adamant about vetting workers, while others just wanted “a warm body.”
After firefighters drained the pool and used a harness to lift her out, the cow was checked over by a vet to make sure she and her calf were healthy before she was returned home.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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