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clean up
verb as in accumulate
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verb as in amass
verb as in brush up
verb as in censor
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verb as in clear
verb as in consummate
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verb as in correct
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verb as in delete
verb as in earn
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verb as in expurgate
verb as in get
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verb as in hit the jackpot
verb as in lave
verb as in legalize
verb as in legitimatize
verb as in legitimize
verb as in line one's pockets
verb as in make
verb as in profit
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verb as in rake
verb as in rectify
verb as in reform
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verb as in refurbish
verb as in remedy
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verb as in return
verb as in revise
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verb as in right
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verb as in settle
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verb as in shake up
verb as in simplify
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verb as in void
verb as in wash
verb as in wind up
Example Sentences
Authorities, who have been criticised for not regulating tourism enough, are also trying to clean up the island.
Scottie Scheffler's dominance at the top of the men's game - insurmountable as the world number one, ruthless wins at the majors and cleaning up on the PGA Tour - have seen parallels drawn with Tiger Woods.
“The party was in a moment of trouble, and they were turning to not only a woman, but a woman of global majority, to clean up the mess.”
Many think the Assumption row could help sweep Dr Herminie to power, as he campaigns to clean up politics and rid public administration of corruption.
“So I think just cleaning up the little mistakes, man. If we play a clean game, this whole season could be different.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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