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drive

Definition for drive

noun as in journey by vehicle

noun as in campaign for cause

noun as in person's will to achieve

verb as in hit with heavy blow

Strongest matches

beat, knock, plunge, run, shoot, strike, throw

Weak match

twack

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When Stevens reopened, the community came back in droves, ushering in a new era of excitement for salsa.

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Being considered dumb lodged itself in his psyche while his “instinct for self-survival” taught him to “blank them out and take all the punishment and never respond, which drove them nuts.”

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Splitting the season between the Diamondbacks and Mariners, Suarez tied a career high with 49 home runs and drove in 118 runs.

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Another person driving by saw the Waymo swerve and told Mission Local he thought the robotaxi was driving faster than he would expect a human would drive on a busy street.

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The frequency of positive earnings surprises is the best this century, other than the reopening period after the pandemic in late 2020 and is notable for being driven both by sales and margins.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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