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make waves
verb as in annoy
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verb as in complicate
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verb as in effect
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verb as in exasperate
verb as in fluster
verb as in instigate
verb as in irk
verb as in perturb
verb as in pique
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verb as in provoke
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verb as in rebel
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verb as in revolt
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verb as in rock the boat
verb as in rouse
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verb as in shake
verb as in stir
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verb as in trouble
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verb as in undo
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verb as in upset
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Example Sentences
The self-assured world champion has the potential to make waves – in the ring and commercially - for years to come.
Annabelle is not the first young woman from Norwich to make waves in the wrestling scene.
Still, the shuttering of Participant Media and the travails of Trump biopic “The Apprentice,” coming in tandem with C-suite fantasies of a politics-free popular culture, suggest an unwillingness to make waves that profoundly misunderstands our moment, where fortune — think Kendrick Lamar vs.
All this came with a sugary disco image and catchy bubblegum songs, also including Spirit, Body and Soul, Don't Make Waves and Don't Love Me Too Hard.
Musical adaptation Wicked, sci-fi sequel Dune: Part Two and historical epic Gladiator II could all make waves this season, thanks in part to their huge box office success.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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