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rescue
noun as in saving from danger
verb as in save from danger
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The flow of returnees continues, with around 50,000 people arriving in Gaza City on Saturday, according to the civil defence agency, a rescue service operating under Hamas authority.
It wasn’t one party or the other but the Carter-Reagan duo that rescued the economy, though honorable mention is due Ford advisers who first hatched deregulation.
Spokesman Mahmoud Basal told the BBC that eight bodies were pulled out from northern Gaza on Friday morning, as rescue teams continue searching "with very limited means" in other areas.
Knight dies two months before a rescue boat arrives, in August 1923.
The U.S. rescue for Argentina may not be popular here.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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