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flat
adjective as in level, smooth
adjective as in dull, lackluster to the senses
adjective as in absolute, positive
Strongest match
Example Sentences
However, in recent months inflation has remained above the Bank's target at the same time as the economy has remained relatively flat and the jobs market has softened, which makes its decision harder.
Ms Ogunfeibo, who has rented out properties since 1986, says by selling the flat she was "able to get out the money" she had put into it.
He claimed it was "a matter of life and death", she has said, with men holding him in a London flat and refusing to release him unless he paid up.
He claimed the duo pushed past the night watchman, collected the artwork and drove to a block of flats in the Isle of Dogs where Mr Love unloaded the Banksy.
If no-one in both flats was arrested or any of the landlords, then there was a reason.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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