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Definitionn. the trait of showing courage and determination in spite of possible loss or injury
Last update: July 17, 2015
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The boy showed his pluck in capturing the decoits. [noun]
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We should not pluck the flowers from the public park. [verb]
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The cheff plucked and prepared the chicken to cook. [verb]
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I plucked and showed the licence to the harassing traffic constable. [verb]
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the fisherman who were being drowned in the sea were plucked by airforce. [verb]
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He plucked a thread from his lapel. [verb]
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She could skin a rabbit or pluck a chicken at breakneck speed using a knife with expert skill. [Please select]
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Thousands of microscopic robots armed with tiny tweezers could pluck the Moon bare in a matter of weeks. [verb]
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He plucked at the knot of his cravat, trying to loosen it, feeling himself threatened with apoplexy. [verb]
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She plucked out handfuls of her pale gold hair, the pretty blonde hair which had been almost as famous in Paris as Beaufort's or Madame de Longueville's yellow locks. [verb]
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Thou didst go down to the very grave with me, didst pluck me out of the pit. [verb]
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"Come, child, pluck up your courage and tell me truly what it is that troubles you; perhaps I may be able to help you." [verb]
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Humphrey was quite as clever at it as she was; and little Edith was very useful, as she plucked the fowls, and watched the things while they were cooking. [Please select]
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