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operation
noun as in movement, working
Strongest matches
action, activity, affair, agency, application, deal, effort, enterprise, exercise, force, movement, procedure, process, service, transaction, trip, use, work
Strong matches
act, ballgame, bit, conveyance, course, deed, effect, employment, engagement, exercising, exertion, exploitation, handiwork, happening, influence, instrumentality, labor, manipulation, motion, performance, play, proceeding, progress, progression, scene, transference, undertaking, workmanship
Weak matches
noun as in business concern
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Example Sentences
The $100,000 fee essentially functions as a ban that will harm American competitiveness by deterring talented foreign workers and encouraging companies to move operations overseas.
It is thought Mr McCullough raises concerns about the scale of what have been dubbed "defensive operations".
Doctors at one of Gaza City's last functioning hospitals say they are overwhelmed with casualties from Israeli strikes and are having to carry out operations in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics.
ACLED's data shows that since the GHF began its operations, at least 1,300 Palestinians have been killed at, or around, its sites, mostly by IDF fire.
Amazon said it had "made the difficult decision" after a "thorough evaluation of business operations and the very substantial growth opportunities in online delivery."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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