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203 Synonyms & Antonyms for PLAY | Thesaurus.com

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play

Definition for play

noun as in theater piece

noun as in amusement, entertainment

noun as in latitude, range

Strongest match

action

Weak match

elbowroom

verb as in compete in sport

verb as in act; take the part of

verb as in gamble, risk

Strongest matches

game, put, set, take

Weak match

lay money on

verb as in produce music

Strongest matches

perform, work

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Example Sentences

Poots, who played a significant role in coordinating the interdisciplinary side of the exhibition said of the decision: "They're priceless works of art now."

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"I think all of us are beginning to realise the part we need to play in terms of tackling the sustainability challenges and the climate crisis we're facing," says Prof Caroline.

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But in private, actor Sir Roger Moore - who played James Bond in seven films - was equally as comfortable behind the camera.

From BBC

But the internet has played a role in gradually changing attitudes to sex in consensual and non-abusive settings too, normalising what many might have once seen as extreme.

From BBC

Participation in sports fosters a commitment to fair play.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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