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have to
verb as in must
verb as in ought to
Example Sentences
There was his new superyacht, which drew public outcry in the Netherlands in the midst of concern a historic bridge was going to have to be dismantled to allow it to pass through.
Conditions apply: These buildings have to be on the small side — each floor maxes out at 4,000 square feet with no more than four units.
They’ll also have to abide by an array of added fire-prevention measures.
And while sprinkler systems and alarms are effective, they have to be maintained.
“We can’t just design a building for Day One of opening. We have to think about the life of the building, and I don’t think people are thinking about that as they approach this issue.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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