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double
adjective as in having two parts; twofold
noun as in something which exactly resembles another
Example Sentences
Speaking last year, the company's chief executive Atsushi Katsuki said it was aiming to double its share of of beverages with zero or low alcohol to 20% of its overall beverage sales.
Senior coroner for Essex Lincoln Brookes described Ms Hempstead's death as a "double tragedy", having come just weeks after the death of her eldest daughter.
But it’s the kind of choice that’s easier to forgive in a movie so well-attuned to shifts in perception, one that dimensionalizes the problem of achieving clarity when leading a double life.
Labour plans to double the period it takes to gain the status from five years to 10, and a consultation was announced in May as part of a package of plans to cut immigration.
The pair, who were cremated following a double funeral, had both survived previous attempts on their lives.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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