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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
The researchers showed that by acting on a specific mechanism, harmful "waste proteins" produced in the brain can cross this barrier and be cleared into the bloodstream.
He asked her to cross on foot with him.
“It was just extraordinary to get that cross section of people who care together,” says Earle, who applauded Eilish’s “passion for nature and the ocean.”
The researchers also conclude that some regions of the polar ice sheets may have already crossed their tipping points.
A line has been crossed, and two people in a once-committed, monogamous relationship find themselves at odds while living in entirely different parts of the world.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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