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View definitions for floated

floated

adjective as in launched

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adjective as in supported

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And his transition team has floated the idea of relocating the EPA headquarters, a move that would surely cause massive reductions in staff.

From Salon

The researchers analyzed three scenarios of potential U.S. tariffs, two of them based on proposals floated by Trump and his campaign.

The usual chant of "impeach, impeach" floated through the air, but it seemed to have lost its vigour.

From BBC

California experienced relatively minor effects, but at Santa Cruz Harbor, waves flooded streets and a parking lot, where cars floated about like toy boats.

One idea floated in recent days is that Assad turn away from Moscow and Tehran in exchange for sanctions relief.

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

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