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Meanings of allot in English
Administer or bestow, as in small portions.
Usage of allot in English
1
They all agreed to this, and told me to allot the tasks.
2
To allot God a secondary place in life was, to me, inconceivable.
3
We will allot him a room, and introduce him, first, to-thebath-room.
4
We should simply decline to allot shares to them, that is all.
5
Come with me to allot his post to the most distant one.
6
The Czar proposed to allot a hundred days to his journey.
7
Are the other court ladies equally wise in the probation period they allot?
8
Strictly in the interests of helping her to allot her remaining time here appropriately.
9
This is to allot the mind but a small portion.
10
I'll allot half for the lighthouse and the other half for your own business.
11
We'll allot one Raman day, maybe two, to the exploration.
12
I think it's the fiftenth, but that sounds like allot.
13
You can even allot more bandwidth to movie files so the picture won't stutter.
14
We must allot a few more words of description to this Don Carlos Coronado.
15
Tribal governments decide how land and resources are allotted among tribe members.
16
I'm within the time allotted to me, he told a news conference.
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Allot through the time
Allot across language varieties
United Kingdom
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