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work over
verb as in assail
verb as in assault
verb as in besiege
verb as in cajole
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verb as in condition
verb as in debrief
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verb as in defeat
verb as in flatter
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verb as in hurt
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verb as in inculcate
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verb as in indoctrinate
verb as in interrogate
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verb as in inveigh
verb as in inveigle
verb as in maul
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verb as in persuade
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verb as in pressure
verb as in propagandize
verb as in question
verb as in reconsider
verb as in reevaluate
verb as in rethink
verb as in sweet-talk
verb as in thrash
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verb as in thresh
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Example Sentences
At the time, he anticipated that the task force, once assembled, would complete its work over about three months.
He told her he was working over Christmas in a secretive military role, training foreign soldiers, but wanted to stay in touch with her during the festive season.
But there is a sense they rely on such off-the-cuff improvisation, rather than the methodical working over and opening up of opponents.
He gave England's Will Stuart a working over in some scrums in the summer.
She started "prioritising work over sixth form", could not keep track of her schoolwork or exams, her attendance suffered and she ended up leaving.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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