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- must + read (something you must read). (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Add in the mystery and romance and you have your next must-read novel!”
“* And Glenn Greenwald has another must-read post onthe fundamental unreliability of American media.”
“* Glenn Greenwald has a must-read piece on actually existing media bias.”
“With the World Cup less than a week away, MetaFilter has your must-read soccer blogs.”
““Wired magazine was once a must-read for the cybergroovy but has since had to contend, like all print publishers, with more competition from online sources of technology stories.””
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“Redskins owner Dan Snyder is calling for the dismissal of a Washington City Paper writer over a must-read and dead-on cover story that claims Snyder is, well, the worst.”
The Huffington Post: HUFFPOST HILL - HCR Repeal Measure Fails In Senate
“As Dave Logan explains in his must-read book "Tribal Leadership: Leveraging Natural Groups to Build a Thriving Organization": "Tribes emerge from the language people use to describe themselves, their jobs and others.”
The Huffington Post: Sam Chaltain: Let's End the Battle of the Edu-Tribes
“Be a Man is a must-read for all men who are serious about strengthening their relationship with God.”
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EN - compound adjectives
Adjectively used nominal phrases with a "-" inside.
t-test, O-ring, B-grade, so-called, on-site, at-large, in-your-face, in-state, on-time, up-to-the-minute, in-store, on-call and 965 more...
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