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more active
adjective as in having movement
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adjective as in very involved in activity
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Example Sentences
He is a lawyer for AIDS-Free World, which pushes for more active and gay-inclusive policies to combat HIV.
We can make that reserve bigger by living a more active lifestyle and exercising, pushing our bodies to do more.
Still, Ed the Sock is more active on Twitter these days, where he has more than 14 thousand followers.
The fear is that the Western women may take on an even more active role as suicide bombers.
He suggests using steps per day as a benchmark to become more active—not as a definitive measure of success.
Nevertheless, Gwynne's instinct of caution, more active than usual during the past year, stirred sharply.
The law frequently leads either to one of the benches or into the more active field of politics.
In fishes and reptiles a full sweep of vision is so slowly gained that some more active sentinel sense is requisite to safety.
But if these lay like bivalves, torpid and content, another and more active element had awoke in the throng.
Joe Bridlesley's stables exhibited a large choice of good horses; for that trade was in former days more active than at present.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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