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sunk

adjective as in drowned

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adjective as in reduced

adjective as in undone

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Last year, according to the Social Security Administration, Robert had sunk to No. 90 among names for newborn American males.

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This is the better-than-ten-bagger bet that AI luminaries talk up as they set out plans for trillions of dollars to be sunk into data centers.

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Her party performed badly at the local elections earlier this year and the Conservatives have sunk far below Reform UK and Labour in the polls since.

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The Duchess of York has so far been the great survivor of the royal world, bouncing back from embarrassments that would have sunk many others.

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"I am totally overwhelmed and I still feel quite emotional about it all, it hasn't quite sunk in," she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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