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main line
noun as in elite
Strongest matches
noun as in patriciate
noun as in society
noun as in upper crust
adjective as in prosperous
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
An Emmy-winning actress from Main Line Philadelphia, she had been with him nearly a year.
And Pennsylvanians, at least those on the Main Line, sound like Romney kind of voters.
When I was 13, my family moved to a house on the Main Line that was supposedly haunted.
His main line of attack was that President Obama wants to turn America into Europe.
Speaking at the scene, he underscored that the missing-persons reports had become the main line of inquiry.
Ballinasloe station is on the main line to Galway, 34 miles distant from the “City of the Tribes.”
The Rebel skirmishers, concealed in the houses and behind fences, fire a volley and fall back to the main line.
The two divisions of the Second Corps swung out from the main line, faced southwest, and moved upon Stuart.
Far in advance of the main line lay that regiment, pouring a deadly fire upon the enemy.
The Thirteenth and Sixteenth swing out from the trench, turn a right angle to the main line, and face the north.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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