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program

Definition for program

noun as in scheme, plan

Strongest matches

course, policy, procedure, project

Weak match

plan of action

noun as in performance in medium

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production, show

Strong matches

broadcast, presentation

noun as in instructions for a computer

Strongest matches

application, software

Strong matches

algorithm, code, script

verb as in plan out; supply instructions

verb as in to create software

Strongest matches

author, code, write

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Example Sentences

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“There have been so many new programmes pushing our university students to compete with each other, but in the end, nothing beats a foreign passport,” another Weibo user wrote.

From BBC

Immigrants without legal status are not eligible for any federal healthcare programs, including Medicaid and health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

However, effects may be seen when it comes to federal grant programs that support fire prevention work in the state.

Her “first animal research program,” according to her mother, was a study of earthworms to determine how they were able to move without legs, a project she carried out in her bed.

From Salon

She also established Roots and Shoots, a program aimed at youths in 130 countries, and TACARE, which involves African villagers in sustainable development.

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

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