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preparation
noun as in development, readiness
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arrangement, construction, education, establishment, formation, groundwork, measure, plan, precaution, preparedness, qualification, rehearsal, study, training
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alertness, anticipation, background, base, basis, evolution, expectation, fitting, foresight, foundation, gestation, homework, incubation, manufacture, provision, readying, rundown, safeguard, schoolwork, substructure, tryout, workout
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buildup, dry run, getting ready, lead time, making ready, preparing, putting in order
noun as in something concocted, put together
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blend, brew, composition, compound, concoction, confection, decoction, medicine, mixture, product, tincture
Example Sentences
Hamas rejected what it called the "baseless allegations" and accused Israel of "seeking to fabricate false pretexts in preparation for taking new aggressive steps".
For days, residents of Santiago de Cuba, the second city, have been making preparations.
I think about Beallsville every time the world grows especially bellicose, and talk of preparation for armed conflict becomes animated.
A key advance in OFE2 is its innovative data preparation module.
He described the atmosphere as "strange and unusual" with "extreme preparations" under way at his hotel - including windows shuttered with wood, everything being tied down, and ceiling fans and televisions removed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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