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on end
adjective as in upright
adjective as in vertical
Strongest matches
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
Zac Segal, president of the university’s College Republicans, posted on X that he had been contacting ICE “for months on end” and framed the recent detentions as a response to his activism.
I’ve been calling ICE for months on end.
Past designs have come to her suddenly and vividly, from car rides to conversations, usually resulting in her working to execute this specific imagination for hours on end.
The main finding: A longer daily walk seems to beat a lot of incidental steps—but there is no need to trek for hours on end.
He wore the same shorts and t-shirts to work for days on end.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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