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built
adjective as in erected
Weak match
adjective as in buxom
Strong match
Example Sentences
For most of those roughly 20 years, the bank was headquartered in the middle of Midtown at the Union Carbide Building, which was built in 1960 for a workforce of about 3,500.
The members are built like dockworkers and dressed like a deleted scene from “The Warriors”: black-and-green leather vests with a spiky-haired skull back patch.
Five Point built on the success of the LandBridge offering to take WaterBridge public as investors saw similarities between the two businesses, Whittle said.
Tricolor isn’t a private credit fund, but its businesses was built on the same idea: Borrow money from banks, lend it to borrowers who don’t have access to bank financing—for a high yield.
The Nation magazine credits the group with having “built” his “electoral machine.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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