prime

Definition for prime

noun as in best part of existence

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best, bloom, choice, cream, elite, fat, flower, flowering, height, maturity, peak, perfection, pink, prize, spring, springtime, top, verdure, vitality, zenith

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best days

noun as in beginning; spring

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adolescence, aurora, dawn, daybreak, dew, greenness, juvenility, morn, morning, opening, puberty, pubescence, springtime, start, sunrise, sunup, vitality, youth, youthfulness

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tender years

verb as in get ready; prepare

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brief, clue, coach, cram, excite, fit, galvanize, groom, inform, innervate, motivate, move, notify, prep, provoke, rehearse, stimulate, tell, train

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break in, fill in, make ready

adjective as in excellent, topnotch

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choice, excellent, first-class, first-rate, great, high-quality, outstanding, primo, superior, top-notch, very good, wonderful

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The hangover from the last election was always going to be nasty after a proper thumping, 14 years in power, and, oh yes, those five prime ministers.

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To that end, relocating fans in prime seats that can attract such a significant premium on what existed before was a no-brainer.

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Chevron, the oil giant that now owns the refinery, looms over the suburb of 16,000, whose prime location on the beach and close to LAX had made it a choice residential and business address.

From Los Angeles Times

For the first time in Moroccan history, the monarch strengthened the role of the government by ceding executive power to the prime minister and parliament.

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The prime minister and witnesses have praised rabbi Walker and the security guards as "heroes" for their actions.

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