Thesaurus / importing
FEEDBACKother words for importing
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- announce
- argue
- demonstrate
- express
- hint
- illustrate
- imply
- make
- mark
- mean
- pinpoint
- point out
- prove
- reveal
- show
- signal
- specify
- suggest
- attest
- augur
- bespeak
- betoken
- card
- connote
- denote
- designate
- evidence
- evince
- finger
- import
- intimate
- manifest
- name
- peg
- read
- record
- register
- sign
- slot
- symbolize
- tag
- testify
- witness
- add up to
- be symptomatic
- button down
- pin down
- point to
- tab
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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We were cut off from the world, and there was no means of importing stores.
MY REMINISCENCES OF THE ANGLO-BOER WARBEN VILJOEN.
The Lusitania happened to be importing goods available in war, therefore the Lusitania must be sunk.
RAEMAEKERS' CARTOONSLOUIS RAEMAEKERS
Soon again 95 he was arrested for importing the forbidden literature, and escaped from prison.
THE STONES OF PARIS IN HISTORY AND LETTERS, VOLUME I (OF 2)BENJAMIN ELLIS MARTIN
But it is one of the biggest importing houses out there and it owes its success to the long and wise head of Captain Anthony.
A LITTLE GIRL IN OLD SALEMAMANDA MINNIE DOUGLAS
The purchase of wheat was entrusted to a large importing house, which acted as an agent of the Government.
But this did not prevent our importing the wool of a foreign country, to our own loss.
In the larger camps they do not generally permit the importing of food; but for Comalong its a real blessing.
THE GIRL SCOUTS AT CAMP COMALONGLILLIAN GARIS
They began importing cheap foreign capital to supply all new needs.
THE CROW'S NESTCLARENCE DAY, JR.
Valuable service was rendered by him in purchasing clothing for the army, and in importing arms and ammunition.
A HISTORY OF THE CITY OF BROOKLYN AND KINGS COUNTY VOLUME IISTEPHEN M. OSTRANDER
Is not England daily importing some new improvement therein from the American shores?
LANDS OF THE SLAVE AND THE FREEHENRY A. MURRAY