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picked
1[pikt]
picked
2[pik-id, pikt]
adjective
having or coming to a sharp point; peaked; pointed.
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
The children picked up from each other using phrases such as "I would like to build on" or "I would like to challenge" the ideas put forward by their classmates.
The board-certified internist asserted her authority by wielding data, what she called “brute force” and the soft persuasion of an occasional gift of an orchid, picked from her garden in suburban Maryland.
“You saw thousands of people on the streets celebrating resistance and saying that ‘You picked the wrong city to try to occupy.’”
He was picked up in neighbouring Kenya, taken across the border and then charged in a military court with possession of pistols and attempting to purchase weapons abroad, which he denied.
At the end of the day, if I'm being picked, it's clear I'm good enough to play for England.
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