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clean up
verb as in accumulate
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verb as in amass
verb as in brush up
verb as in censor
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verb as in clear
verb as in consummate
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verb as in correct
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verb as in delete
verb as in earn
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verb as in expurgate
verb as in get
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verb as in hit the jackpot
verb as in lave
verb as in legalize
verb as in legitimatize
verb as in legitimize
verb as in line one's pockets
verb as in make
verb as in profit
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verb as in rake
verb as in rectify
verb as in reform
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verb as in refurbish
verb as in remedy
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verb as in return
verb as in revise
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verb as in right
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verb as in settle
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verb as in shake up
verb as in simplify
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verb as in void
verb as in wash
verb as in wind up
Example Sentences
A potentially greater challenge for the SRF is coming at year-end, when efforts to clean up balance sheets for financial reports can boost competition for overnight loans.
Exxon Mobil said it had been seeking a buyer for several months and it would clean up and then demolish the site once production ends.
"Most current treatments focus on neurons or try to prevent the formation of amyloid plaques. This study suggests that enhancing astrocytes' natural ability to clean up could be just as important."
When the New Deal put a cop on the Wall Street beat, Dillon cleaned up his act and lived long enough to outlast the memory of his tawdry methods.
“Oppenheimer” cleaned up at the box office on a three-hour length, too.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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