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rear
adjective as in back, end
noun as in back or end part
verb as in raise young
verb as in lift, rise
Example Sentences
A police officer who was in the area became aware of a collision in his rear view mirror and drove back to discover the badly damaged Peugeot 208.
But step into the backyard, past the colorful paintings, textiles, tiles, stained glass and ceramics and the new rear exterior — painted a bright yellow — and it’s like a completely different property.
Mostly, the horses peacefully graze, but two rear up momentarily.
Liverpool, meanwhile, finished fourth two years ago, but memories of relegation in 2020 will rear their heads if things continue as they are.
But it is, as well as being arguably the most beautiful car on the grid with its elegant lines, especially seen from the side or rear three-quarters, also the most effective on average.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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