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line
noun as in mark, stroke; border
noun as in row, succession; course
noun as in belief, policy
noun as in person's calling, interest
noun as in ancestry
noun as in written communication
noun as in hint; influential communication
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in merchandise carried by store
verb as in border, mark
Example Sentences
There are four words guaranteed to cause despair and derision among commuters waiting on a railway platform: "leaves on the line".
What actually arrived was a Club View ticket near the halfway line - a private concourse for £1,200-a-season members, external - that included a free pint.
He also questioned the precise difference between someone posting content to their personal social media account and promoting a brand, saying that it’s become difficult to know where to draw the line.
They have told The Times that many settlement proposals cross the university’s red lines.
It’s an homage to the movie “Top Gun,” and to the defiant line uttered by the pilot played by Tom Cruise: “It’s time to buzz the tower.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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