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waste

[weyst] / weɪst /








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López believed that Hollywood was wasting her friend’s talents and promised to cast her as a more complex and interesting character.

From Los Angeles Times

A mother whose 11-year-old daughter died when exiting her school bus says "there is no time to waste" when it comes to potential law changes around bus safety.

From BBC

This second pathway is especially significant because it suggests a way to control magnetic states quickly and efficiently without wasting energy as heat.

From Science Daily

They grunted with the weight of the currach as they went along the sandy path, but I didn’t waste time watching them.

From Literature

Drillers are hesitant to add expensive rigs, fearing a short-lived conflict could lead to a glut and wasted “sweet spots.”

From The Wall Street Journal