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on to
adjective as in aware
Strongest matches
adjective as in cognizant
adjective as in conscious
Strongest matches
adjective as in mindful
Strongest matches
adjective as in sophisticated
Strong matches
adjective as in understood
Example Sentences
It had seemed that England might finish their campaign on a slight down-note until Kane netted twice late on to make European history.
In the last three or four years, Chevron has spent a lot on projects, but it is now holding on to more of its cash to give back to shareholders, he said.
The Republic of Ireland needed a win to make the play-offs, and after substitute Johnny Kenny was denied, Parrott seized the match-winning moment when he latched on to Liam Scales' header, poked the ball into the Hungary net and wheeled away in ecstasy in a heart-stopping finale at Puskas Arena.
Humphries had clung on to the number one spot for a little longer with a magnificent display to beat Gerwyn Price 16-13 in an enthralling first semi-final.
I went to a wedding last month that was coordinated on WhatsApp and it made me wonder: Is the U.S. finally catching on to the international hit that is WhatsApp?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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