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pose
noun as in artificial position
verb as in sit, stand in place
verb as in pretend, fake
Example Sentences
The early re-emergence of Hamas could pose problems for the deal, which requires the group to give up government and military control of Gaza and to demilitarize.
At the same time, Google’s lawyers are working to convince federal judges determining the company’s fate that, in fact, AI poses a huge threat to its monopoly businesses.
Ellis poses in a leather jacket studded with the words Wolf Alice.
Her campaign is focused on the cost of living and the threat she believes Republicans pose.
It was the kind of cynicism that poses as sophistication—the belief that Benjamin Netanyahu was continuing the Gaza war for his own political purposes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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