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go around
noun as in inning
noun as in turn
verb as in bypass
verb as in maneuver
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in reel
verb as in revolve
verb as in roll
verb as in round
verb as in run
verb as in sidestep
verb as in surround
Strong matches
verb as in turn
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“I do think that his final go-around, this last push, I think it certainly motivates his teammates, who want him to go out as a champion,” manager Dave Roberts said.
“This is not the first go-around with oppression in America coming from the White House.”
The first go-around of vaccines is usually complete when a baby is 2 months old.
Captain Heard took the controls and performed a "go-around" where the plane climbs higher, does a big circle and tries again.
Just 24 hours before the deadly collision, a military helicopter came too close to a different regional jet, which then performed a sudden go-around, according to a list of incidents and accidents from the FAA.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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