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stuck

[stuhk] / stʌk /
ADJECTIVE
tight
Synonyms


ADJECTIVE
stranded
Synonyms
ADJECTIVE
perplexed
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG




Example Sentences

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But Malinin, who helped win a team gold for the U.S., acknowledged his mistakes and impressively stuck around for the remainder of the Games.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Everything is there. I was stuck here," he told AFP in Karachi, near the well-known Bengali market where he peddles desiccated fish and prawns to make ends meet for $7 to $9 per day.

From Barron's

Maybe that’s just because my head is also stuck in Book Two, where I think that is brought even more to the forefront.

From Los Angeles Times

England captain Brook, on his 27th birthday, started brightly but fell for 14 off seven balls when he got stuck on the front foot and was deceived by a flighted delivery.

From Barron's

The service would be benign, they say, if it stuck to the delivery of materials, such as light bulbs and batteries, that can be recycled.

From Los Angeles Times