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draft
noun as in something formulated; plan
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noun as in check for paying money
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noun as in military conscription
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allotment, assignment, impressment, induction, levy, recruiting, registration
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call of duty, call-up, letter from Uncle Sam, roll call, selective service
noun as in drink of beverage
verb as in formulate
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The US Constitution was drafted in 15 weeks or so.
Estyn's report on artificial intelligence says some teachers are using it to plan lessons and to draft letters to parents and pupil reports.
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.
But in legal circles, it has been cited as a case study in badly drafted laws.
“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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