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legwork
noun as in constitutional
noun as in examination
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noun as in inquiry
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noun as in interrogatory
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noun as in investigation
noun as in probe
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noun as in research
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noun as in search
Example Sentences
Without doing the legwork about what ongoing volunteer roles get you into, Edelstein warns, “you can really get involved very quickly and deeper than you ever expected—in something that may not appeal to you.”
While lawyers and their staff do much of the legwork for trial preparation, a client works with their attorneys to help formulate a defense.
Leading up to the draft, Horn’s situation also required extra scouting legwork.
Experts said it is unrealistic to expect Californians to do that kind of legwork as they search for care for themselves or family members.
Even if you do some of the legwork yourself, always rely on the agent’s expertise for negotiating.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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