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drive
noun as in journey by vehicle
noun as in campaign for cause
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noun as in person's will to achieve
verb as in move or urge on
Strongest matches
chase, encourage, force, herd, inspire, make, motivate, prompt, propel, push, rush, send, spur, stimulate
verb as in moving, controlling a vehicle
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cruise, drag, fly, guide, operate, propel, push, ride, run, send, speed, spin, start, steer, transport, travel, turn
Strong matches
actuate, advance, bicycle, bike, coast, cycle, dash, direct, handle, impel, manage, mobilize, motor, roll, tailgate, tool, wheel
Weak matches
bear down, burn rubber, burn up the road, fire up, floor it, lean on it, make sparks fly, pour it on, step on it, step on the gas, vehiculate
Example Sentences
Uncertainty over whether the Fed will continue easing this year has also affected bitcoin and may drive more declines if that continues, they warn.
As the chart shows, leading and improving factors can be characterized as value and fundamentally driven factors, namely large-cap value, quality, dividend growth and low volatility.
The Cowboys regained possession and drove for a game-winning field goal.
Turning to what was driving the problem, Mr Hall said Camden had the highest sickness absence rate of all inner London boroughs, but he also raised the issue of unauthorised holidays during term-time.
BYD may be challenged to reach high sales volume growth with only a few model launches, they say.The company’s “God’s Eye” autonomous driving system, launched earlier this year, has failed to drive incremental sales.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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