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backgrounds
noun as in experience or circumstances
Example Sentences
"I'd describe it as organic content, as opposed to advertising as we know it. They have an opportunity to reach a huge number of people of all ages and backgrounds".
"As funny as the cast is and as varied as their backgrounds are, we don't improvise off-subject and waste everyone's time."
"It's certainly not like the backgrounds that we've seen other directors of the FBI and those who have overseen other similarly sized and important federal agencies bring to their jobs," Brower said of Patel's experience.
The fight is rugged, and Smalls, a former rapper and father of three, leads a core of activists from a wide range of social, racial and economic backgrounds down an exhausting, obstacle-strewn path to victory.
There’s something else that the Democrats have misread, something that voters across a range of backgrounds brought up since we began talking to them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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