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cross
adjective as in very angry; in a bad mood
adjective as in lying across each other
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verb as in traverse an area
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verb as in intersect, lie across
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verb as in hybridize, mix
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verb as in betray, hinder
Example Sentences
England have named their most hostile group of pace bowlers to tour Australia since 1970 and will keep everything crossed that the bowlers can arrive fit and firing.
Rules are, he argues, spread over multiple pieces of legislation crossing multiple government departments.
Soon after, I saw images on social media of Hamas fighters crossing the separation fence towards Israel.
His comments clearly cross a red line that his leader has rightly laid down.
The deal also alarmed neighbouring South Africa, which expressed fears that the deportees could cross into the country via their porous border.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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