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Meanings of describe the actions in English

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Usage of describe the actions in English
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There is no other word to describe the actions he contemplates.)
Gossamer
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Police say they will not entertain ill-behaviour of staff and describe the actions as unprofessional, and unethical.
Radio NZ
3
This had not been so fit to describe the actions of heroes, as the virtues of private men.
Lives of the Poets, Volume 1
4
Mr Hogan also declined to say how he would describe the actions of Sgt Maurice McCabe and former Garda John Wilson.
The Irish Times
5
Describes the actions of Mayor Koch & tells what he said.
The new yorker
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And it described the actions of others as well as it did his own.
The system of the world
7
He described the actions as "a variety of activities," including informational picketing, chanting and marching.
Reuters
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Gerry Adams described the actions of those responsible for the disturbances as "entirely wrong and reprehensible".
The Irish Times
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Skylan described the actions of both the Cyclopes and the ogres and told of their heroism in battle.
Doom of the Dragon
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She described the actions of three companies she came across this year as being like cicadas shedding their skins.
Radio NZ
11
It described the actions as "extremely inappropriate" at a time when the world was dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Radio NZ
12
Officials at Aintree have described the actions of vandals who caused damage to the Grand National course as "very disappointing".
The Irish Times
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"Nothing much," replied Seaton, and in a few words described the actions of the karlon.
The Skylark of Space
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Irish Rail has described the actions of a driver who crashed through a level crossing barrier as "reckless in the extreme".
The Irish Times
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Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has called on Garda Commissioner Martin Callinan to withdraw comments in which he described the actions of (...)
The Irish Times
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The residents described the actions as "sinister in the extreme" and said that they could be part of a planned paramilitary onslaught on their area.
The Irish Times
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