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something like
adverb as in virtually
Example Sentences
People who advocate for the multiplex keep hoping that something like the “KPop Demon Hunters” screenings will prove that Ted Sarandos is mistaken and theatrical windows will actually benefit Netflix.
“Hold it down” means don’t tell the COs who jumped you, otherwise in your next facility you’ll be labeled a snitch and something like this will happen to you again.
Mr McCann said: "I can't remember the exact words but I said something like, 'you're not Madeleine'."
A human factor can be something like an operator error; organizational factors are problems that stem from corporate decisions, such as not providing enough training or staffing; and technological factors are equipment failures, such as corrosion, he said.
"If you were struck by a ball bearing fired from a catapult, and that struck you in the head, something like that is potentially going to be lethal," he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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