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reserved

[ri-zurvd] / rɪˈzɜrvd /




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Touted as a possible supporting actress Oscar nominee, Lilleaas in person is reserved but thoughtful, someone who prefers observing the people around her rather than being in the spotlight.

From Los Angeles Times

More than anything, evaluation of the Bazball era was reserved because this England management asked to be judged on this Ashes series.

From BBC

Few people know who the reserved veteran is, so no one sees her coming — which allows her to wield her curiosity to discover potential players out in the real world.

From Los Angeles Times

Regardless of the vote, a quarter of lower house seats and key cabinet positions will be reserved for members of the armed forces under the terms of the country's military-drafted constitution.

From Barron's

Another factor contributing to the outperformance: Expectations for an easing regulatory environment heading into 2026 will require banks to hold less capital, which allows them to use capital already reserved for business activities.

From Barron's