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View definitions for jump on

jump on

noun as in leverage

verb as in charge

verb as in come down on

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A group of agents then jumped on the sides of the vehicle, which advanced a few feet before they jumped back off.

When the arrangement became a possibility, the family jumped on it.

Some clients feel there are other things out there beyond a diversified portfolio—opportunities to increase wealth faster, investment themes that are important to jump on early.

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"Ricky kept winning and the fans of the other fighters jumped on his bandwagon," said Warren.

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Investors, with billions of dollars on the line, have long used private data in an attempt to get a jump on the official statistics.

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

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