Definitions

have up

VERB

sue

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accuse appeal charge claim file indict petition plead prosecute

STRONG

beg beseech contest demand entreat litigate solicit summon supplicate

WEAK

bring an action claim damages drag into court enter a plea file a claim file suit follow up haul into court have the law on institute legal proceedings prefer charges against pull up put away see in court take out after take to court

Antonyms

STRONGEST

absolve deny disclaim exculpate exonerate free

STRONG

answer give offer

Example Sentences

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Then, the EU's member states have up to 10 weeks to authorise any action.

From BBC

For Thiel, whose net worth is around $27.5 billion, it would be around $1.2 billion, should he choose to stay, and he’d have up to five years to pay it.

From Los Angeles Times

If you continued to contribute to your investments, you could have up to $1.4 million after 15 years, all things being equal.

From MarketWatch

At your current rate of saving, you will have up to $2.3 million by the time you turn 65, or $2.7 million by 67.

From MarketWatch

Citi estimates NRW could have up to 97% of FY 2026 revenue covered after NRW’s Fredon won a number of data-center contracts.

From The Wall Street Journal

have up

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