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expend

[ik-spend] / ɪkˈspɛnd /


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This better price is crucial for having enough rounds to sustain a long fight, and improving the “cost curve” problem of expending pricey Western missiles to shoot down cheap drones and projectiles.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cross-country skiers talk about expending energy in terms of burning matches.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ktown for All was harmed by having to expend resources replenishing the seized items, it alleged.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, perhaps all this energy expended on creating a fictional narrative of global solidarity has not been wasted.

From Salon

And — perhaps most importantly — how much energy do you actually have to expend?

From Salon