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View definitions for pass on

pass on

verb as in bequeath

verb as in convey

verb as in devolve

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verb as in get across

verb as in hand down

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verb as in pass

verb as in pass the buck

verb as in refer

verb as in relegate

verb as in will

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The footage has since been analysed, with stills of the suspects passed on to BTP's investigative team.

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A separate proposal she introduced to designate Oct.14 — Kirk’s birthday — as Charlie Kirk Day in the city also passed on Wednesday.

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The company did not provide any details on how tariffs affected sales, but it did say it was able to “pass on the tariffs” in North America.

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Corporations know this and say they have chosen, so far, not to pass on the full impact of tariffs.

Businesses have been passing on the border taxes to consumers to varying degrees.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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