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draft

Definition for draft

noun as in something formulated; plan

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blueprint, outline, version

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abstract, delineation

noun as in check for paying money

noun as in gust of air

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breeze, current, eddy, puff, wind

noun as in military conscription

noun as in drink of beverage

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drag, drain, drench, glass, peg, quaff, swallow, swig, swill

verb as in formulate

verb as in select for military force

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The US Constitution was drafted in 15 weeks or so.

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Estyn's report on artificial intelligence says some teachers are using it to plan lessons and to draft letters to parents and pupil reports.

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As part of the Consumer Attorneys of California, a legislative lobbying group for consumers, Simon said he’s been helping draft Senate Bill 37 to address deceptive ads.

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But in legal circles, it has been cited as a case study in badly drafted laws.

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“Videos containing cameos of you, including drafts created by other people, are viewable by you at any time.”

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

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