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behest
noun as in order; personal decree
Example Sentences
Divorced for 14 years, I’ve been out on the hustings, both on the street and, at my younger brother’s behest, online.
Many conservative activists and party leaders now claim that some Republicans are being rejected as customers because of their politics — and even at the behest of government regulators.
The brief airing of their differences was unusual, coming solely at the behest of your friendly columnist.
Working at the behest of Loanne Miller, the Colonel’s widow, Guralnick had originally planned to publish a selection of the manager’s letters.
At Reid’s behest, the Senate narrowly voted to change its rules and disallow the filibustering of presidential nominees.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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