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book

Definition for book

noun as in account; diary

Strongest matches

album, list, notebook, record

Strong matches

agenda, pad, register, roster

verb as in register, arrange for

verb as in arrest

Strong matches

accuse, charge

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Example Sentences

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A lot of learning happened on the job, as there is no book that teaches you to be a good train driver, Ms Yadav says.

From BBC

In the square, cheering onlookers voted for their favourite male after they were put through a series of trials, which ranged from explaining their choice of book to performing romantic songs.

From BBC

The company said customers knew about the occupancy condition when booking, and the company denies targeting or harming anyone, adding that it advised some clients not to sell homes to pay deposits.

From BBC

The Live Nation-produced event at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center was booked as a compendium of cutting-edge composers to showcase their film work in an unorthodox live setting.

They put their neighbours under serious pressure at times but in the end last season's quadruple winners had the composure to book their place at Old Trafford.

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

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