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rear
adjective as in back, end
noun as in back or end part
verb as in raise young
verb as in lift, rise
Example Sentences
In the 1980s, it investigated problems associated with front-wheel drive cars made by General Motors and complaints about rear brakes locking up.
Even Djokovic, who has a sturdy case as the tennis GOAT, acknowledges he’s fading in the rear view.
The rear façade consists of three pavilions that Mr. Lacovara says were modeled on the camera obscura, used by Renaissance artists to achieve accurate perspective.
Propulsion is provided by twin electric motors between the rear wheels.
The body styles have changed, the engine has moved from the front to the rear, and the technology these days is out of this world.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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