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Meanings of procuring in English
Usage of procuring in English
1
We are occupied in procuring favorable terms of reception for our produce.
2
I am indebted to the following for their help in procuring these:
3
While frequenting prostitutes is not a crime in France, procuring them is.
4
The act of procuring the samples seemed to be the absorbing element.
5
For procuring military preferment Arabic was in 1874 as valueless as Patagonian.
6
You know she was very active in procuring that place for them.
7
But the work proceeded slowly, owing to the difficulty of procuring wood.
8
He was always fevered by the care and anxiety of procuring money.
9
Then procuring an almanac, he passed it to the judge and jury.
10
No one had the least interest in procuring the old man's death.
11
The poorer classes have no other means of procuring this precious liquid.
12
We have only a proof, which we had great difficulty in procuring.
13
Some of the ships' companies were procuring ballast, others getting in water.
14
They were successful, too, in procuring an ample supply of fresh provisions.
15
There should be no difficulty in procuring this glass at any glazier's.
16
He had never had any opportunity of procuring information at first hand.
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Translations for procuring
Spanish
Catalan
Procuring through the time
Procuring across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common