Prepositions after Adjectives

Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English

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true to, for, of, in or with?

  • We will be true to the struggle.
  • True for a lot of Indian women.
  • It is from only true of our God.
  • This true in as far as it goes.
  • The same is true with delusion.
  • That is true about the country.
  • That is true as the US has shown.
  • Not true at all that is a myth.
  • This is set to true by default.
  • The reverse is true from 5 onwards.
  • Very true on the rural hurdles.
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tired of, from, after, at or by?

  • I am tired of teaching as well.
  • Legs still tired from yesterday.
  • Would be super tired after the.
  • I was already tired at this time.
  • Usually, though, I'd tired by 9.
  • I'd just tired for our country.
  • Others are tired in the evening.
  • He went to blanket tired on Oct.
  • People are tired with their PS3.
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typical of, for, in, to or with?

  • Typical of Facebook as a whole.
  • You are typical for your people.
  • That's not typical in our resort.
  • Rothstein is being very typical to this point.
  • This is really typical with bands.
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"thankful for" or "thankful to"?

  • We're thankful for the support.
  • I am very very thankful to you.
  • I have a lot to be thankful in my life.
  • Thankful of the something to do.
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"tough for" or "tough on"?

  • Times are tough for the detail.
  • Let's truly get tough on crime.
  • It's tough in those situations.
  • Small but tough with a mean streak.
  • They are the toughest of their kind.
  • It's really tough at the moment.
  • It was definitely tough as a young kid.
  • It's tough to not like this car.
  • He can not be tough about such things.
  • DM: It was always going to be tough after 13 years.
  • He will have to play tough against the run.
  • I was tough because of WHO said it.
  • Things are getting tougher by the day.
  • Ought to be tough from exercise.
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"terrible for" or "terrible at"?

  • Terrible for what the family is.
  • I'd terrible at it but it's fun.
  • And it feels terrible in the hands.
  • I really feel terrible about it.
  • Im terrible on keeping receipts.
  • They sound terrible to our ears.
  • But we are terrible with the ' why.
  • The most terrible of major sins.
  • Clattenburg has been terrible as of late.
  • I felt terrible after the York game.
  • O'Dea was terrible against Germany but he also kept a clean sheet in Moscow.
  • They were terribly terrible by the time they finally got axed.
  • The book is terrible from start to finish.
  • Terrible like brittle bones in the Mojave.
  • I'd terrible without my morning coffee.
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transparent about, to, in, with or for?

  • We can be transparent about it.
  • That is a transparent to the visitor.
  • Jabari transparent in this Op-Ed.
  • Be transparent with your spouse.
  • It looked almost transparent for a second.
  • We are very keen to be transparent on this.
  • But he said bands should be transparent as to why they are cancelling.
  • NGOs should be transparent by themselves.
  • Pretty deep but transparent at the same time.
  • I've been honest and transparent from day one.
  • Their President will become transparent like other Presidents.
  • Even the most transparent of us have blind sides.
  • It stayed transparent through the Save for Web &; Devices, but after it was saved, it had a white background.
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tantamount to

  • Tantamount to killing more people.
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tolerant of, to, in, towards or about?

  • Tolerant of yet another excess.
  • Eggplant is tolerant to drought.
  • Yes, we are tolerant in Britain.
  • The country is tolerant towards gay travellers.
  • The system is less tolerant about it.
  • Brazil is very tolerant with sex as a country.
  • We didn't get any tolerant for our works.
  • You would be surprise how tolerant on grammar clients are when you work on a global level.
  • Even some religions are not tolerant toward deaf people.
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"thick of" or "thick with"?

  • REALLY? Stick to The Thick of it.
  • The air is thick with pollution.
  • The tension was thick in the air.
  • They looked about 1ft thick on tv.
  • Seriously men are so thick at times.
  • It was too thick for ponytails.
  • Thick as the proverbial pig's mess.
  • How is our country like obesity? It's thick around the middle.
  • That is because rattan poles are rather thick by nature.
  • On steel string guitars, the strings get thicker from high to low.
  • We were so thick like that in everything.
  • Chemtrails thick over Austin today.
  • The forest cover varies from thick to sporadic.
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"tall in" or "tall with"?

  • The tallest in Dubai Burj Khalifa.
  • I'd 6 ' 5 tall with blond hair.
  • Tall for a bantamweight (56 kg.
  • Odjer is not the tallest of players.
  • Ask us to stand tall as a nation.
  • That was very tall at the time.
  • We stand tall on the world stage.
  • I grew taller by 4cm YAY (175cm).
  • Let's stand tall against the plutocracy.
  • Mensah Otabil stands tall among them.
  • Her talents too are tall like her.
  • RG3 stands tall to that beating, Alex.
  • He stands tall above all other democrats in Ghana.
  • They are going to walk very tall after what they achieved.
  • Akosa would have been the tallest amongst all the flagbearers of the other parties.
  • An adult bull moose can stand over 7 feet tall from the ground to the top of his antlers.
  • Back from break and Show standing tall over Bryan.
  • Who needs it? I could care less if the grass is 10 feet tall without a tractor.
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"traditional in" or "traditional to"?

  • He's traditional in many senses.
  • Conversion by rollover from traditional to Roth IRA.
  • So pig is traditional for Christmas meal.
  • Traditional with a Contemporary Twist.
  • Many foods are especially traditional of Peru.
  • These grains are used for traditional as well as novel foods.
  • There is nothing traditional about the Swedish law.
  • All Traditional at Prembaen Market Hi Bama, it's definitely something to experience.
  • It is strikingly traditional on average.
  • Ski is traditional by complete change.
  • And I do want to hear something more traditional from soloists.
  • The village perfectly shows the transition form traditional into modern African life.
  • They are traditional like that.
  • It is more traditional rather than rational.
  • The differences with the traditional versus the social media outlets were many.
  • One of the most major debates regarding CRM applications has been the Traditional vs.
  • The traditional within the handbag more than every other factor is important to her.
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"toxic to", "toxic in" or "toxic for"?

  • Nitrate isn't toxic to animals.
  • The carbon tax is toxic for Labor.
  • I got rid of the toxic in my life.
  • Pesticides are toxic by design.
  • Some drugs are very toxic at higher levels.
  • Let's assume Anglo's losses were the most toxic of the entire sector.
  • The venom of the slightly smaller male spider is five times as toxic as the female.
  • The culture of silencing and repressing transgressions like this is to me toxic like little else in the Buddhist sphere.
  • They have been dumbed down by a degraded education, and are toxic on ' xfactor and strictly '.
  • Yes sulphur does become toxic over time.
  • Our American society has gone totally toxic with the effeminate.
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thin on, in, at, with or for?

  • The SLA was thin on the ground.
  • And he was kind of thin in ' 65.
  • This means it's super thin at 9.
  • It's wearing very thin with me.
  • I'd healthier and thinner for it.
  • I've gone through the thick and thin of life.
  • She is thin as a rail and she's hot.
  • Representativeness of THIN by region in 2000 and 2008.
  • I will be thin to the point of nothing.
  • It can wear thin after a week of sleepless nights.
  • I was growing thin from vexation.
  • The hot oil is thin like water.
  • I'd also quite interested what my colleagues at IBM thin about it.
  • Funding is limited and personnel can be spread thin across many tasks.
  • We are wearing thin around the heart.
  • The patience of Canadians has already worn thin due to the constant threat of separation.
  • Traffic movement was also thin during the time.
  • Although thinner over these areas, the tissue is still normal.
  • Also, my wife for supporting me thick and thin through everything.
  • I would not mind being thin without curves.
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"technical in" or "technical for"?

  • It is mostly technical in nature.
  • Let's get technical for a moment.
  • And, to be technical about it all.
  • They are calm and technical to the point of being boring.
  • I think the reason for that is technical as well as mental.
  • THREEPIO: Don't get technical with me.
  • Anyone can be modern, technical at anytime.
  • And you can't really go so technical on the course.
  • They tend to be more technical rather than socially orientated.
  • The BCCI has opposed it on the most technical of grounds.
  • They still have the respect of their team because they're technical by training.
  • If you are technical like me and value your time -- you can always use a tool to do extractions.
  • They also probably shouldn't openly question why David Lee got a technical after screaming an f-bomb at Marc Davis.
  • This is useful for creating pathways through a waterfall, revealing a hidden shelter or -- for the more technical among you -- altering the flow of water to create automated farming systems.
  • By the second moto the Kegums track was even rougher and more technical because of the additional rain.
  • This is highly technical from a plant breeding perspective and a medical research perspective.
  • Technical versus socio-behavioral solutions to environmental problems: psychology's unexploited potential.
  • Highlights of Day 1: Panel on Technical vs.
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teeming with or in?

  • It is teeming with information.
  • It's a day out sort of place for the teeming in Kathmandu.
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tricky for, in, with, at or on?

  • That's pretty tricky for a 6b+.
  • Hiring a car is tricky in Cuba.
  • It's tricky with a baby, but it can be done.
  • Gifts can also be tricky at this juncture.
  • Yeah, it's a little tricky on parts of.
  • This is tricky to rate, either.
  • Shopping here was tricky as the crowd spilled over to the road.
  • That is what is so tricky about a CI.
  • This is tricky because of the dropped crotch.
  • DO NOT try to get tricky by compressing your font, or line spacing too much.
  • The test for obviousness is the trickiest of all the rules.
  • When he gets the sack Jude gets promoted to manager but it looks like next week might be tricky after all she hasn't been a manager before.
  • This can be very tricky depending on the reason.
  • It is a bit more tricky due to her age, but can be done.
  • Food itself is not too tricky from a kid's point of view.
  • Exact match lining has become tricky over the past month.
  • It's a tricky subject to talk about normally.
  • And so does he! He ran it last year!! It's tricky under foot.
  • Digital photography can be tricky without a steady hand.
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"talented in" or "talented at"?

  • Tim is very talented in that way.
  • I wasn't overly talented at either.
  • And this guy's the more talented of the duo.
  • He is talented with baddest lyrics.
  • He was really talented as a composer and singer.
  • She's too talented for this bull.
  • She's sweet and talented on so many levels.
  • You know, I'd not very smart or talented by nature: I just study a lot.
  • It's safe to say she was talented from early on.
  • She is not talented like Mariah is.
  • The most talented among were sent for higher education.
  • Metropolis (of Foreign Beggars) My brother Ebow was always the most talented amongst us.
  • RichKids as a rapping collective, they are talented beyond their years.
  • Michelle is a sweetheart and talented to book.
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truthful in, to, about, with or on?

  • A bardo is truthful in its own right.
  • Let's be truthful to our people.
  • Be truthful about affiliations.
  • Stay truthful with your dreams.
  • Thanks for being truthful on such an important day.
  • We should be truthful at all times.
  • SPLASH James not so blunt, nor truthful for that matter.
  • Be honest and truthful from day one.
  • They are the most truthful of men.
  • Be truthful by doing our own work.
  • Yes I will be truthful during the visa application.
  • Becoming upfront and truthful regarding your affiliate marketing is the best strategy.
  • But for younger children, it's enough to be truthful without sharing everything.
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"tiny of" or "tiny in"?

  • Ok, so I have a tiny of a favor to ask.
  • I hadn't thought about Tiny in years.
  • But it is tiny for several reasons.
  • Would make Jupiter look tiny by comparison.
  • He s 6 ft 3 so I seem tiny to him.
  • The bathroom was not too tiny with a walk in shower.
  • While the proposed investment was financially tiny at $4.
  • Xu Qing Wei is tiny on smiling.
  • Everything had looked tiny from up there.
  • Even if it's tiny like 5000 a week, that's 250k.
  • The chat he had with Tiny about what kind of protein powder is best for muscles remains on his mind.
  • Mine got tiny after my cat walked across my keyboard.
  • He brought these tiny beliefs, tiny against the universe, with him wherever he went.
  • His body still felt tiny as a pebble, but his mind dwelt in a vast ocean of happiness.
  • I am pretty tiny, but she was tiny next to me.
  • My on-chip cache is only 6 MB, which is tiny relative to both a, say, 0.
  • Even with it's tiny under powered engine.
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"thoughtful about" or "thoughtful of"?

  • Be thoughtful about your answers.
  • How thoughtful of you to warn us.
  • You are so thoughtful in your response.
  • Well, let's all be thoughtful for a moment.
  • Catch them being kind or thoughtful to one another.
  • So, it's thoughtful on that part of the management.
  • Be intentional and thoughtful with your time.
  • Your comments are always very thoughtful as well as helpful.
  • They stood and looked very thoughtful at it.
  • Be thoughtful by remembering things she has said such as her favorite movie or restaurant.
  • A boy who is thoughtful like his daddy.
  • Be responsible and thoughtful rather than impulsive.
  • They were so thoughtful towards us.
  • Attentive and thoughtful without being cloying.
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"thorough in" or "thorough with"?

  • One must be thorough in all three.
  • Women are thorough with their daily task.
  • Most respond professionally to customers who are thorough about cut, cloth and detailing.
  • Middle ages pattern is much more thorough for a mere dyes inclination.
  • The victims deserved the ' ' most thorough of investigations ' ', she said.
  • Debbie, we updated that blog this week, to be more thorough on the topic.
  • It is extremely thorough as well as easy to read.
  • My story today is this: be fearless and thorough from the very start.
  • The consummate professional, he was thorough to a fault.
  • Immediately after an engagement, a stricken or distressed FAC could not conduct a thorough After Action Review.
  • And they are not being particularly thorough at that.
  • Making a question checklist will help you organize your thoughts and be thorough during the interview.
  • Maybe we just become less cautious or less thorough over time.
  • The dentist was so thorough throughout my treatment and i felt 100% safe in her hands.
  • It is thorough without being overly simplified.
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"tempting for" or "tempting to"?

  • This should be tempting for Apple.
  • It would be tempting to chalk up Mr.
  • It's getting very tempting in the UK.
  • The market is most tempting at the top.
  • It's really tempting as a travel guitar.
  • This would be too tempting of a target.
  • The drive the hospital was so tempting with all the restauraunts that we passed.
  • There was nothing tempting about what was served.
  • It is politically tempting after Bin Laden's demise to declare victory, but the job is not done.
  • This recipe was so tempting because of your description of the salt/savory/texture thing.
  • A Sky Sports subscription and a change of allegiance to Goals on Sunday looks more tempting by the week.
  • Hefty full grown buffaloes -though tempting due to the size of catch are a risky proposition -they are capable of putting up a dirty fight, and can inflict serious injuries.
  • But death looked damn tempting from where he lay.
  • Sounds kind of tempting on the surface I'll admit.
  • I personally prefer Tempting over Romp and will actually be swapping Romp away soon.
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"timely for" or "timely in"?

  • This one is very timely for me.
  • So the Island loomed big and timely in Soapy's mind.
  • This course has therefore been timely to the country's need.
  • The article was very timely with me too.
  • He was always timely as a business man.
  • This topic is timely because of another recent event -- the passing of Dr.
  • Very timely considering the present problems the Catholic church is having with numerous scandals including the Pope, s brother.
  • If we can't trust Microsoft to be timely on such a small update, how can we trust Microsoft to be timely on future updates.
  • They weren't very timely about their responses.
  • This was easier said than done, as the sea was rather choppy at one point prompting my attacks to be more precise and timely according to the position of the waves.
  • It seems timely after reading your posting.
  • The question that requires an answer is now timely before us.
  • Make your infographic relevant and timely by tying it to a current event.
  • This is also very timely due to the increased interest in using ' e-book ' solutions (also called ' interactive PDFs ' or ' flippy-flippies ').
  • Secondly, and this was the most timely of all, he attacked the Christian corruption of the Imamate.
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thirsty for, in, after, of or on?

  • Modern armies were thirsty for oil.
  • You get very very thirsty in the desert.
  • I usually get thirsty after my third point of information.
  • Also, he was always thirsty of the Word.
  • I never felt thirsty at the prison again.
  • I would wake up so thirsty and get so thirsty during the day.
  • They were all hungry and thirsty from their narrow escape.
  • I wondered why I felt so thirsty on the plane.
  • I just started reading Come Thirsty by Max Lucado and it's about this very thing.
  • Girls were thirsty as a result, and sought sources of water.
  • However, you should drink more water for the first couple of weeks, as it can make you thirsty due to the improved blood circulation.
  • Kinda like the Hulk but we get thirstier instead of physically stronger.
  • Mana and Maya are thirsty like dry sand.
  • Kingdom Citizens of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates KLC are also thirsty to feast on.
  • You'll never go hungry or thirsty with a range of outlets to suit every taste and budget with.
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"taxable in", "taxable under" or "taxable at"?

  • That makes it taxable in its own right.
  • These are taxable at the standard and reduced rates of VAT.
  • The income is taxable under both schemes.
  • RNOR employees are taxable on their earnings for U.
  • If they don't -- the whole load is taxable to the donee as income.
  • Since 1993, her personal income has been taxable as for any other UK taxpayer.
  • Other incomes specified as taxable by the financial department of the State Council.
  • Bernardo Zialcita are not taxable for the following reasons:.
  • Later jurists, however, consider horses to be taxable according to their value at the rate of 2 1/2 % (H.
  • The service is either exempt or taxable from outset.
  • If your taxable plus PIE income was $48,001 to $70,000, your PIE rate will be 17.
  • Note: (i) Chartering of aircraft and hiring of buses became taxable with effect from 1st September 2001.
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transferable to, between, from, across or into?

  • Not transferable to another film.
  • It is transferable between DHBs.
  • Amounts are freely transferable from Type-A to Type-B and vice versa.
  • Knowledge and skills are transferable across applications.
  • Control and ownership of a corporation are easily transferable by selling shares.
  • The prize is not transferable for cash.
  • Such a style and culture is not transferable in a short span of time.
  • This makes it possible for most skill sets to be transferable into the oil and gas industry.
  • While math curriculum is very transferable among cultures, other subjects vary a great deal.
  • Are warranties transferable on imported vehicles? Some manufacturers allow the transfer of U.
  • Viruses such as meningitis are also easily transferable through spit.
  • We offer world-class facilities, resources and teaching staff, and our qualifications are valued and transferable throughout the world.
  • It is freely transferable with no alteration to the original greeting.
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traumatic for, to, in, at or of?

  • That was traumatic for everyone.
  • This had been profoundly traumatic to O'Brien, Mr Williams said.
  • It's not traumatic in the least.
  • It was pretty traumatic at the time.
  • But I don't really think any of us had that traumatic of a life before and that it would randomly happen.
  • The drop in income is traumatic after a layoff, particularly if you are the only breadwinner in your house.
  • I don't see our present changes however being as socially traumatic as the move from the farm to the city and suburbs.
  • Hospitalisation can be traumatic because of the large-scale callousness there.
  • Back around the time of the Big Bang, or before, there was an experience which was experienced as traumatic by the majority of the subjective collective.
  • Something traumatic like this is something he will never forget.
  • It was traumatic on every level.
  • I did have consensual sex that was not traumatic with him on many occasions.
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"troublesome for" or "troublesome to"?

  • But this is troublesome for me.
  • He was also troublesome to Zayd.
  • Books are troublesome in that regard.
  • They are, however, the most troublesome of invertebrates to preserve.
  • This makes eating a bit troublesome as the flies will just be around you.
  • Short acting agents such as diclofenac, naproxen or ibuprofen are useful if symptoms are troublesome at specific times of day.
  • This is troublesome on two fronts.
  • There isn't really anything troublesome with following the Buddha's teaching.
  • There's a lot that's troublesome about that assertion, though.
  • As a rule, physical urticarias tend to improve and become less troublesome with time (often going, or being much less troublesome after 2-5 years).
  • There is no protection against employer retaliation for workers who are deemed troublesome because of their union activity.
  • Do not think that your HR department will feel that you are just being troublesome by asking many questions.
  • But the journey back to hometown must be quite troublesome due to inevitable traffic congestion on highways caused as many people would be driving back also around the same time.
  • That's what I've been trying to persuade myself whenever something has been troublesome during the pregnancy.
  • Religion is especially troublesome from an education standpoint.
  • There is something troublesome inside Sony.
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traceable to, in, from, on or by?

  • Only 15% are traceable to medical care.
  • The poison of sin is traceable in every part of our being.
  • Everyone has an IP address and cookies that are traceable from your browsing on the internet.
  • Not to mention that every digital transaction is traceable by the tax authorities.
  • The colour of henna was also traceable on his nails.
  • Once dominant over the entire peninsula, the African presence in early Arabia is most clearly traceable through the Sabeans.
  • Its not traceable at all EXCEPT from the store.
  • International Signed For service is also available which is fully traceable for 5.
  • A similar motif of simplicity is traceable throughout their designs, taking the complex, ever-evolving technology they work with and making it intuitive, welcoming and tactile.
  • All parcels are fully traceable via the DPD website -- www.
  • Your parcel will be traceable with a tracking number.
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tailor-made for, to, by, according or as?

  • It is tailor-made for the child.
  • Meals are tailormade to your dining wishes.
  • The suit was tailor-made by Twanny Abela a good friend of Mark.
  • These packages can be tailor-made according to demands.
  • Such solutions are usually self-service applications and come in tailor-made as well as open source packages.
  • Clients made their selections and had garments tailor-made in Worth's workshop.
  • All weddings at Ras Nungwi are tailor-made with a degree of flexibility and attention to detail only possible at a small boutique property.
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"tight-lipped about" or "tight-lipped on"?

  • They were all very tight-lipped about it.
  • However, he remained tight-lipped on P.
  • Founding members of the NDP are tight-lipped over details about its leaders.
  • Cheryl remained uncharacteristically tight-lipped after being brutally thrown off The X Factor USA last year.
  • She sat tight-lipped in the passenger seat.
  • But so far Microsoft has remained tight-lipped regarding a new games console.
  • From being tight-lipped to giving the briefest responses that don't go beyond ' hmms, huhs or yes and no ', to mean tones and loads of sarcasm - are a few hints that you can look out for.
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tamil in, as, for, from or by?

  • It is entirely Tamil in nature.
  • The country has Tamil as a National Language.
  • They do not blame the ordinary Tamil for it.
  • It was translated from Tamil by C.
  • Its a pity! I am a Tamil from India.
  • Add Mandarin and Tamil to the compulsory list.
  • Do not equate the ordinary Tamil with the LTTE.
  • The SL leader is the first and only national leader to speak in Tamil at the UN.
  • All coins, notes have Tamil on them.
  • There is an abundance of literary evidence in Tamil about the Vanni chiefs in Northern Vanni and in the Eastren province.
  • Bhoomika, making a comeback in Tamil after a long gap has a meaty role.
  • A veritable revolution, it claimed a place for Tamil along with other classical languages such as Sanskrit, Greek and Latin.
  • There were some others who came from the Tamilnad coastal areas of Kayalpattinam and Keelakarai where they had already settled down and started speaking Tamil before arriving in Sri Lanka.
  • I as researcher translated her work from Tamil into English.
  • We are mixed with Tamil like blood related.
  • As woman and Tamil of Indian origin, Valli is unable to fit in, unlike Krishna who makes it to the U.
  • First, kick that Tamil out of the SL High Commission in UK.
  • This is not just a Tamil vs Sinhalese problem.
  • Can any person speak 10 sentence in Tamil without using English words.
  • That is something no Tamil worth his salt will come to terms with.
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tender for, to, in, with or of?

  • MA Mannan (Retd) submitted tender for Tk.
  • The area is tender to the touch.
  • Nielsen won the tender in 2007.
  • Tender with a buttery succulence.
  • Power to direct tender of pardon 338.
  • Land your tender on the beach to the west of the jetty.
  • This book was so funny and so tender at the same time.
  • Young game animals are tender by nature.
  • The Seekh kebabs - Just as juicy and tender as the first time round.
  • Could just be tender from the diarrhoea.
  • There was something tender about the way it was.
  • We soon began to lose tender after tender even though our price was the cheapest by far.
  • A Similarly, the bidder may withdraw his tender before acceptance.
  • Meat was juicy and tender like butter.
  • Saut onions in butter until tender over medium heat (10 mins).
  • She seemed solicitous and tender towards Sid.
  • It was tender without a hint of sinew and had a lovely, natural flavor.
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top of, in, on, with or for?

  • Tony Abbott is top of the list.
  • Either could be top in the end.
  • Vivien Leigh is top on my list.
  • Apple came top with a score of 84.
  • Drama - Top for Teaching in the North West.
  • Taliban killed twenty, Nato five Who would be top at the end of the season.
  • Its about commons for Marx not top down bureaucracy.
  • Another sign is that you have to frequently top off the fluid.
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"tiring of" or "tiring for"?

  • As for tiring of the never-ending battle.
  • Lots of black text is tiring for the eyes.
  • This can get very tiring after a while.
  • And for me, it can get a little tiring at times.
  • The descent into Kinlochleven was long, and tiring on the feet.
  • It must be tiring to beginners.
  • It was quite tiring as a matter of fact.
  • The climb up Anzac Hill was only tiring in the respect of the heat.
  • If controls are placed too far apart, they will require a lot of movement which could become tiring over time.
  • Nothing at all tiring about that.
  • The trip is actually not tiring because of the mild temperature inside the forest.
  • The heavy pitch was beginning to find the visitors look fragile, defending deep and tiring by the minute.
  • Staying at home was easier, less tiring from trying to lip-read and fewer hassles.
  • We did another hike, but it was not tiring like the previous one.
  • Don't let this stop you - keep going It can get a little tiring towards the end, when you've walked for about three hours and then realise the rest of the way is all uphill, on a cobblestone road.
  • I am very grateful to you the past few weeks Have been especially tiring with anxiety.
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terrified of, about, at, by or for?

  • Terrified of abandonment again.
  • Needless to say I was quite terrified about what I was getting myself in to.
  • She feels terrified at times and also very excited.
  • I'd not terrified by what's to come.
  • That makes me even more terrified for my children.
  • A warm body in bed can feel good when you wake up terrified in the middle of the night.
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twisting of, in, away, by or during?

  • Rapid twisting of the wrist (dryer).
  • I felt a twisting in my stomach.
  • This is typical twisting by Conciliar Church.
  • Place the patient on their side, supporting head and neck to avoid any twisting during movement.
  • You will have to give a good twisting to the back.
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"tangled in" or "tangled with"?

  • But then, I got tangled in my own net.
  • No more yarn getting tangled with another project.
  • She got tangled on the barbed wires and screamed in panic.
  • Imagine what would happen if DNA became so tangled up it could not function.
  • Secondly, there is a tendency for the mainsheet to become tangled around the base unless you are careful.
  • It seems unlikely that the key could have become tangled by accident.
  • The statement itself has been manipulated and tangled into a conundrum.
  • But you soon wake up tangled among decaying corpses and learn of a Well of Souls that had granted you another life, so to speak.
  • Hair pieces can become easily knotted or tangled at the installation place.
  • As many of us are visual thinkers, I believe the visa issue gets tangled for some because it is a PROCESS that is being reduced to words and has no known visual representation.
  • The tram system in the middle of the wide road is shattered, the track in convoluted twists in places and the power cables hanging tangled from their posts, like some art nouveau may pole.
  • I hate the cord covering; they get tangled like mad.
  • The wounded duck dived down into the sea and tangled to the weeds to never come up again.
  • In the late spring of 2000, police searched the tangled under brush around the Brookmont neighborhood where Thresher's car was found late May 2000.
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