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tamper with
verb as in change
Strong matches
verb as in damage
Strongest matches
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Weak matches
verb as in doctor
verb as in falsify
Strong matches
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verb as in fix
verb as in garble
verb as in have
verb as in juggle
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verb as in rig
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verb as in square
Example Sentences
During a Test against South Africa, Smith admitted Australia's "leadership group" devised a plan to tamper with the ball.
The spat followed comments to a gambling website from the 43-year-old last week on how England should make Smith feel "guilty" about his part in the 'Sandpapergate' incident, where Australia's "leadership group" had a plan, carried out by Cameron Bancroft, to tamper with the ball to "get an advantage".
In the end, it’s the military, but also the media, covering it up, as well as, crucially, the scientists and environmental activists who are playing God by trying to tamper with the climate in the name of fighting global warming.
There’s no worrying about that now that teams can tamper with the balls again.
The e-passport includes a small chip that stores biometric information, making it harder to forge or tamper with the document.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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