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pass on
verb as in agree
verb as in allow
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verb as in assent
verb as in bequeath
verb as in bite the dust
verb as in break
verb as in buy the farm
verb as in carry
verb as in comment
verb as in communicate
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verb as in concur
verb as in conduct
verb as in convey
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verb as in decease
verb as in decline
verb as in delegate
verb as in disallow
verb as in disapprove
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verb as in expire
verb as in forgo
verb as in get across
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verb as in go
verb as in hand down
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verb as in impart
verb as in kick the bucket
verb as in leak
verb as in meet one's maker
verb as in pass
verb as in pass away
verb as in pass the buck
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verb as in perish
verb as in prohibit
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verb as in refer
verb as in reject
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verb as in relegate
verb as in report
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verb as in transfer
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verb as in transmit
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verb as in turn over
verb as in veto
Example Sentences
Retailers that source products overseas have been trying to avoid passing on costs to consumers, economists say, but that’s getting more difficult as pre-tariff inventory diminishes and profit margins narrow.
The Bosnian officer apparently revealed that his Bosnian colleagues found out about the so-called safaris in late 1993 and then passed on the information to Italy's Sismi military intelligence in early 1994.
However, customers who have checked in online but cannot access their boarding pass on their smart phone will able to receive it for free at the airport - previously there was a £20 charge.
Another driver passed on their 75th attempt last year, costing them an estimated £1,700.
When the manager has passed on his key messages, the goalkeeper is often fine to play on.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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