Definitions
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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hew.
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Examples
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Death, in the day of contention, serves my arm, and my sword hews away the joints.
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In this case, the story of St. Jimmy the drug dealer, the and ingenue Whatshername hews closely to the story line laid out in "American Idiot."
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In this case, the story of St. Jimmy the drug dealer, the Jesus of Suburbia and ingenue Whatshername hews closely to the story line laid out in "American Idiot."
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Triana's script, written with Columbian playwright Carlos Jose Reyes, hews closely to its source.
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Experts say that's typical of the current coverage by Chinese media in the U.S., which tiptoes around sensitive topics and hews more toward coverage of culture and finance.
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Though Mr. Bosworth faithfully hews to his program of presenting a series of evolving visions of Rome's destiny, his account is also as a vivid evocation of life in the city.
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Patricia Phelps de Cisneros , a collector based in New York, hews closely to her collection's focus—Latin American art—and rarely blows her budget.
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Instead, Our Lady of Walsingham hews to the true language of Christian faith.
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Couples hews to a formula not unlike Better With You, and not better than in which three couples are constantly contrasted.
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When in doubt, Paige Adams-Geller, who designs denim styles for adults, hews to a few simple strategies.
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