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look after
verb as in accompany
verb as in attend
verb as in attend
verb as in care
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verb as in defend
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verb as in do
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verb as in do for
verb as in farm
verb as in fend for
verb as in guard
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verb as in keep
verb as in maintain
verb as in nurse
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verb as in organize
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verb as in oversee
verb as in protect
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verb as in provide
verb as in run
verb as in safeguard
verb as in save
verb as in supervise
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verb as in support
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verb as in tend
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verb as in watch
Example Sentences
"Residents struggling with heating their homes due to the rising cost of living can go for warmth, to look after physical and mental health, and to access support information," North Northamptonshire Council said.
"Who is going to look after my children? Who is going to look after me?" she asked as she swept the small plot of land outside her home at the camp.
Unpaid carers who look after loved ones for at least 35 hours a week can claim £83.30 a week in Carer's Allowance, as long as their weekly earnings stay under £196.
"There are extra community safety arrangements that we will bring out to look after our community," he said in the interview, which was originally posted in February.
"When I leave this earth I want them to say he looked after us while he was here and he was looking after us when he was no longer here," he told BBC News NI.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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