Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To approach.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- intransitive verb obsolete See
approach .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Now she explained the likely goblin organization and ap - proach.
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But their lower maintenance costs and sustainable ap-proach to exhibitions might mean few-er traditional museums created in the future.
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Customize Your A.proach To boost your odds of landing job interviews, take the time to customize cover letters for every employer you target -- and show you know more about a firm than what's on its Web site, recommends D.A. Hayden, a partner at Hayden-Wilder, a Boston-based provider of counseling services to first-time job applicants.
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To be able to look down from the elevation of thirty years, my principles fixed, and to have no capital folly to re-proach myself with, what a happiness would that be
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Instead, he smiled encouragingly and beckoned for Imam to ap-proach.
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Tightly bound, secured to the wall, and pretubed for jump, Riddick did not look up at Toombs's ap-proach.
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She had to angle her ap-proach just right so that, when the tractor beam was activated, she'd be able to divert the meteorite to the lake in question.
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'I thought British companies were adopting a more casual ap proach.'
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"True, she fell, but her horse stood guard over her," said an - other, "and struck out with lashing hooves at any who dared ap - proach."
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They sent patients to her suffering from horrible contagious diseases, patients the healers themselves feared to ap - proach.
fbharjo commented on the word proach
Has anyone ever proached the object, subjectively?
March 14, 2012
fbharjo commented on the word proach
broach:proach
November 8, 2019