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stamp out

phrasal verb

Put an end to something harmful.

Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump’s Double Standards

line up

phrasal verb

Form or join a line while waiting.

Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump’s Double Standards

stand up to

phrasal verb

Resist someone or something that treats people unfairly.

Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump’s Double Standards

get rid of

verb expression

Remove something unwanted.

Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump’s Double Standards

keep going

verb expression

Continue despite difficulty.

Bill ClintonBill ClintonTrump’s Double Standards

face up to

phrasal verb

To acknowledge and confront a difficult reality.

S. JaishankarS. JaishankarPeace Is the Way

set in

phrasal verb

To begin and become established, especially an unwelcome condition.

S. JaishankarS. JaishankarPeace Is the Way

look forward to

phrasal verb

To feel pleased about something in the future.

Aishwarya Rai BachchanAishwarya Rai BachchanLove All, Serve All

get by

phrasal verb

To manage with what is available.

Kamala HarrisKamala HarrisFight For The Dream

call for

phrasal verb

To require or publicly ask for something.

Bernie Sanders & AOCBernie Sanders & AOCStop AI Data Centers

come down

phrasal verb

To fall or become lower.

Barack ObamaBarack ObamaPower Of Citizenship

figure out

phrasal verb

To understand or solve something.

Barack ObamaBarack ObamaPower Of Citizenship

count on

phrasal verb

To depend on someone or something.

Barack ObamaBarack ObamaPower Of Citizenship

put off

phrasal verb

To delay something.

Erika KirkErika KirkShe Forgave

get back

phrasal verb

To return.

Akash BanerjeeAkash BanerjeeIndia's Path

cut off

phrasal verb

To stop or separate a connection.

Lucila TakjeradLucila TakjeradFrom Algeria to Harvard

go back

phrasal verb

To return.

Anant and RadhikaAnant and RadhikaEmotional Speech

bring up

phrasal verb

To mention a topic.

Anant and RadhikaAnant and RadhikaEmotional Speech

set up

phrasal verb

To arrange or create something.

Anant and RadhikaAnant and RadhikaEmotional Speech

make up

phrasal verb

To invent or form something.

Amish TripathiAmish TripathiIs God a Delusion?

start out

phrasal verb

To begin a journey or activity.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

look back

phrasal verb

To think about the past.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

come up

phrasal verb

To happen or be mentioned.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

work out

phrasal verb

To find an answer or develop successfully.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

deal with

phrasal verb

To take action about a problem or situation.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

go through

phrasal verb

To experience or examine something.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

move forward

phrasal verb

To make progress.

Alia BhattAlia BhattOvercoming Trolling

speak up

phrasal verb

To speak more loudly or express an opinion.

Emma WatsonEmma WatsonHeForShe Impact

give back

phrasal verb

To return something.

Alicia KeysAlicia KeysKeep a Child Alive

turn out

phrasal verb

To happen in a particular way.

Anand MahindraAnand MahindraPurpose in Life
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