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work over
verb as in assail
verb as in assault
verb as in besiege
verb as in cajole
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verb as in condition
verb as in debrief
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verb as in defeat
verb as in flatter
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verb as in hurt
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verb as in inculcate
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- break down
- drum into
- hammer into
- shape up
verb as in indoctrinate
verb as in interrogate
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verb as in inveigh
verb as in inveigle
verb as in maul
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verb as in persuade
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verb as in pressure
verb as in propagandize
verb as in question
verb as in reconsider
verb as in reevaluate
verb as in rethink
verb as in sweet-talk
verb as in thrash
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verb as in thresh
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Example Sentences
His work over the years has spawned an industry that created thousands of well-paying jobs for people across the country, he said.
No matter how much your husband is away or how much he prioritizes work over his family, she instructed the crowd, you can’t “make him feel guilty.”
The same reason you could call this collaboration obvious is what makes it a concise thesis on the potency of Anderson’s work over the last 11 years.
I just don’t want to be worked over, prodded into being charmed.
The union also rejected an order by the Canadian government to enter binding arbitration and return to work over the weekend, accusing it of "caving to corporate pressure".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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