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Meanings of winnow out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "reject"
Examples for "reject"
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Either house could reject the resolution, and the president has veto power.
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There are a number of reasons why workers should reject Partnership 2000:
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I believe you wish to reject this power you carry within yourself.
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South Korea's Defence Ministry officials said the government would reject the request.
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If there is no change, don't be surprised if people reject Europe.
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A deal would not eliminate violence, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group said.
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You can use technology as far as possible to eliminate human error.
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But that will not eliminate risk of future crises, the report said.
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Taking it with food will help, but it won't eliminate the problem.
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Vision Zero: has the drive to eliminate road deaths lost its way?
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However, Prime Minister John Key is refusing to rule out further cuts.
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The bank refused to rule out a rights issue in the future.
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But he does not rule out the possibility of another oil crisis.
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We find that we can indeed rule out new theories quite effectively.
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It said on Thursday that it doesn't rule out harder times ahead.
Usage of winnow out in English
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The object of this was to winnow out as much of the sand as possible.
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It's fine to have staff do the preliminary visits, winnow out the chaff, as it were.
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Analysts said a key challenge that Lu faces is to train employees to winnow out risky suppliers.
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And how will that winnow out the freelance community, given you can't sustain a household on current rates?
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They winnow out the weeds among those who come under their influence with quite extraordinary celerity and thoroughness.
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Then, the team used heat, various protein-digesting enzymes, and size filters to try to winnow out the effective molecule.
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It kept growing, and there are plans to continue, though a Dakota winter may winnow out all but the toughest.
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Mary watched in a trance of horror and fascination as the rotting thing began to winnow out of the television.
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Because women are the more prized sexual resource, most cultures winnow out male suitors, challenging them to earn a bride's hand.
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Ah Kim never dared bare himself to himself and thrash out and winnow out how much of the old he had ceased to believe in.
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A long tongue of red flame winnowed out over the street.
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Then I swept up the grain and winnowed out the chaff and filled one of my sacks.
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This land was full of cockle, winnowed out of Italy, Austria and the whole south of Europe.
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The vetting process doomed their hope for a significant voice in parliament, as it winnowed out their leading candidates.
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Anyone who's got anything interesting to contribute will no doubt be winnowed out and sent through to the Inspector.
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But not With relentless selectivity, the Communist machine has winnowed out the grain and retained only the chaff of Western culture.