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Meanings of forge in English
Usage of forge in English
1
So, using local volunteers could help forge improved links with the community.
2
However, anyone with a quill and an inkhorn can forge mundane text.
3
Had she, too, seen that they could forge some thing good together?
4
The one worker in the place was revealed by the forge fire.
5
Both were quick to thank the men who helped forge their success.
6
I say you learn from your mistakes, and then forge on ahead.
7
It is well-known that Syrian passports are also extremely easy to forge.
8
He agrees to forge ahead to see where the conversation takes us.
9
The Hebei case, as in Shandong, is likely to forge stronger bonds.
10
In April, 16 inmates managed to forge an escape from Sun City.
11
Commercial partnerships with popular brands from the country can help forge links.
12
Endless refinements-firstthe furnace and then the forge and then the metal.
13
The Goth Jornandes calls the North of Europe the forge of mankind.
14
I do beg your forgiveness as we forge our potential new alliance.
15
They labored subduing the forests, on the clearing and at the forge.
16
It must still be difficult to forge unity in an amorphous squad?
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