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pass up

verb as in pass

verb as in skip

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Are you going to pass up a chance to share songwriting credits with Dylan?

I love meeting people and never pass up any opportunities to bake desserts.

Chevy Chase would be one of the stars and Harold Ramis would direct; the opportunity was too good to pass up.

But the New York press conference for American Hustle was too good to pass up.

Whereas if Obama wins, the first-black-followed-by-first-woman scenario will just be too tempting for Democrats to pass up.

On arriving at Lintin we found ourselves sufficiently recovered to be able to pass up the river to Canton.

Finally he turned away and made as if to pass up the canyon, after the manner of Hank Hazletine.

He said, "My people will pass up through this to the world above."

About half-past six the regimental bands began to pass up the Via Venti Settembre.

Accepting the information as correct, I concluded to capture the place before trying to pass up the river.

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

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