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nose out
verb as in defeat
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verb as in detect
verb as in discover
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verb as in edge
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Weak matches
verb as in edge out
Weak matches
verb as in ferret out
verb as in scent
Weak matches
verb as in trail
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Example Sentences
"I agree there is an issue of sorts and I see why it might put people's noses out of joint, but there has to be a compromise," she told the BBC.
The party has soared during his tenure, but it is also true that the now former chairman put rather a lot of noses out of joint within Reform.
Mr Miller calls this a technology that is “only starting to poke its nose out behind the door” within different segments of the publishing industry.
“I will raise my children the way I want. They’re our children and it’s our choice. He needs to stick his nose out of our business.”
“I think he should keep his nose out of Michigan politics.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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