Thesaurus / let
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So we have built an algorithm in our economy, which is clearly wrong, just like Facebook’s focus on let’s show people things that are more engaging, turned out to be wrong.BUILDING A BETTER DATA ECONOMYJASON SPARAPANIMARCH 11, 2021MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
Further, why not sub-let the flat to any of your own friends who can afford to give you a few guineas a week for it?PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 152, MAY 16, 1917.VARIOUS
Mr. O'Connell was, in fact, "a middle man;" he rented extensive lands, and sub-let at a very large profit.THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLAN
Burmans love it, and no feast is complete without it, indeed a packet of let-pet is an invitation to something festive.ROUND THE WONDERFUL WORLDG. E. MITTON
At one place it is let-pet, or pickled tea, though the plant from which the stuff is made is not really a tea-plant.ROUND THE WONDERFUL WORLDG. E. MITTON
All was serene and lovely on the surface, however, with many won't-you-let-me's and please-do-now's on both sides.THE "GENIUS"THEODORE DREISER
There was a kind of let-up in the storm jest afore I got here, and they see her fast on the shoal with the crew in the riggin'.CAP'N ERIJOSEPH CROSBY LINCOLN
Right along from then on they kept things moving 14 spirited, one way and another, without much of a let-up.SANTA F'S PARTNERTHOMAS A. JANVIER
Rivulet, riv′ū-let, n. a small stream, brook: a geometrid moth.CHAMBERS'S TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY (PART 3 OF 4: N-R)VARIOUS
Everything looks so fine and handsome with the business, now, that I feel a great let-up from depression.THE LETTERS OF MARK TWAIN, VOLUME 4, 1886-1900MARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 14, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO LET
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- dreamed up
- effected
- elicited
- engendered
- evoked
- fired up
- gave rise to
- generated
- got things rolled
- hatched
- incited
- induced
- introduced
- kickoffed
- kindled
- led to
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- made
- made up
- motivated
- mustered
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- opened
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- precipitated
- produced
- provoked
- resulted in
- reverted
- secured
- sowed the seeds
- started the ball rolling
- thought up
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- breaks the ice
- breeds
- brings to passes
- comes out with
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- makes
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- motivates
- musters
- occasions
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- originates
- precipitates
- produces
- provokes
- results in
- reverts
- secures
- sows the seeds
- starts the ball rolling
- thinks up
- works up
- beginning
- being at the bottom of
- brainstorming
- breaking in
- breaking the ice
- breeding
- bringing to passing
- coming out with
- compelling
- cooking up
- creating
- dreaming up
- effecting
- eliciting
- engendering
- evoking
- firing up
- generating
- getting things rolling
- giving rise to
- hatching
- inciting
- inducing
- introducing
- kickoffing
- kindling
- leading to
- letting
- making
- making up
- motivating
- mustering
- occasioning
- opening
- originating
- precipitating
- producing
- provoking
- resulting in
- reverting
- securing
- sowing the seeds
- starting the ball rolling
- thinking up
- working up
- acceding
- accepting
- acquiescing
- allowing
- approving
- assenting
- blessing
- complying
- conceding
- concurring
- folding
- giving in
- giving the nod
- giving up
- knuckling under
- letting
- making a deal
- okaying
- permitting
- rolling over
- sanctioning
- saying uncle
- saying yes
- signing off on
- subscribing
- throwing in the towel
- yeing
- yielding
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