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get to
verb as in aggravate
verb as in agitate
Strong matches
verb as in appall/appal
verb as in arrive
verb as in bribe
verb as in buy off
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verb as in demoralize
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verb as in disconcert
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verb as in dismay
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verb as in distress
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verb as in effect
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verb as in fluster
verb as in harass
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verb as in incite
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verb as in irk
verb as in make
verb as in overtake
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verb as in perplex
verb as in pester
verb as in pick at/pick on
verb as in pick on
verb as in puzzle
verb as in rattle
verb as in reach
verb as in reach
verb as in reach
verb as in report
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Weak matches
verb as in rub the wrong way
verb as in ruffle
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verb as in tamper
verb as in touch
verb as in trouble
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verb as in unnerve
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verb as in unsettle
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verb as in upset
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Example Sentences
"He's got to take the stick," Murphy said.
Speaking on Saturday, Corbyn said: "As a party, we've got to come together and be united, because division and disunity will not serve the interests of the people that we want to represent."
The good news about moving to another country is you get to choose what you’re going to wake up to all year long.
The fast service, which gets to London in under two hours, will still set off from Manchester Piccadilly at 07:00 on four weekdays, but will not be available to commuters.
Hollywood often depicts the office as a shark tank, with ruthless colleagues stabbing backs, stepping over others or selling their souls to get to the top.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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