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cross
adjective as in very angry; in a bad mood
adjective as in lying across each other
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verb as in traverse an area
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verb as in intersect, lie across
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verb as in hybridize, mix
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verb as in betray, hinder
Example Sentences
At 2-2, Evanilson had a goal disallowed for offside when he tapped in a deflected cross which looked like it was heading in anyway.
Last month, Unite also claimed managers had threatened agency workers with being banned from jobs or blacklisted if they refused to cross picket lines.
You also write, “He might succumb…” Has she, in fact, crossed a line and told your father that she is lonely?
Hahn, when asked if the board is considering alternatives if the ordinance fails to stand legal muster, said supervisors would “cross that bridge if we come to it.”
Ngựa, a Vietnamese man who asked to be identified by his family nickname, meaning horse, has been detained in California since he crossed the southern border illegally in March.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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