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bump
verb as in collide, hit, usually with sound
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These companies have hit a serious speed bump, however, amid concern the spending may not materialize as expected—or that it might not lead to a gusher of profits.
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Even if there are still some bumps to come in the building process.
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How dare the guy become a speed bump?
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Ms. Erivo’s new number, “No Place Like Home,” adds very little, and later on, “The Girl in the Bubble,” sung by Ms. Grande, is a narrative speed bump.
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Maybe he got a phone call, his parents thought, or bumped into friends.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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