game

Definition for game

adjective as in willing

Strongest matches

agreeable, amenable, willing

Weak matches

desirous, up for

adjective as in lame, weakened

noun as in individual sporting event

noun as in undomesticated animals chased for food

Strong matches

chase, fish, fowl, kill, meat, prey, quarry

Weak matches

raven, ravin, wild animals

noun as in plot, trick

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Example Sentences

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Park played in all but one of City's WSL games last season, but struggled to make a major impact.

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Six points from two games or four points in the right order - one against Greece, three against Denmark - doesn't seem insurmountable when Scotland have already achieved 10 points in four games.

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A game of big runs, momentum shifts and high emotions needed a resolution in the renewal of an old rivalry.

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Even without their star tailback, the Bulldogs scored six touchdowns — all on the ground — to defeat host Palisades 42-21 in a City Section Open Division quarterfinal playoff game.

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Wood gave England an injury scare on the first day of their Ashes warm-up game against England Lions when he left the field suffering tightness in his hamstring.

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

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