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putting up
noun as in canning
Strong matches
noun as in construction
Strongest matches
Strong matches
- architecture
- arrangement
- assembly
- build
- cast
- composition
- conception
- constitution
- contour
- cut
- disposition
- edifice
- elevation
- erecting
- erection
- fabric
- fabrication
- figuration
- figure
- form
- format
- formation
- foundation
- improvisation
- invention
- makeup
- making
- mold
- origination
- outline
- prefab
- prefabrication
- raising
- rearing
- shape
- systematization
- turn
- type
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Last month, the US manufacturer of Mounjaro announced it was putting up the list price of the drug by as much as 170%, which could have meant the cost of the highest dose going up from £122 to £330 per month.
It means many nurseries are putting up their prices.
He didn’t seem to be putting up a front.
Earlier this month, Eli Lilly announced it was putting up the list price of the drug by as much as 170% which could have meant the cost of the highest dose going up from £122 to £330 per month.
The leader of Nottinghamshire County Council has urged people to be sensible when putting up flags across the county.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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