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stuck

[stuhk] / stʌk /
ADJECTIVE
tight
Synonyms


ADJECTIVE
stranded
Synonyms
ADJECTIVE
perplexed
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG




Example Sentences

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“Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?” was a rarity in describing a jobless man begging for change, but most jazz standards and popular songs stuck to the perennial themes of love and romance.

From The Wall Street Journal

Traditionally, British politicians stuck together when it came to dangerous moments abroad.

From BBC

Just two players from the previous year’s roster had stuck around through the coaching change.

From The Wall Street Journal

Banished from the U.S., undocumented in Mexico and unable to go home, deportees are stuck in “a quasi-stateless limbo,” according to a recent report by the advocacy group Refugees International.

From Los Angeles Times

In these situations, providers are stuck with an asset that is difficult to make profitable unless they increase the cost of parking, says Tooze of the BPA.

From BBC