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put to rest

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
put something to rest and lay something to rest
Fig. to put an end to a rumor; to finish dealing with something and forget about it. I've heard enough about Ann and her illness. I'd like to put the whole matter to rest. I'll be happy to lay it to rest, but will Jane?
See also: put, rest


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Recent controversy about granite countertops may finally be put to rest, thanks to two new independent studies published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology.
Byline: TOM SHARPE Museum, school put to rest issue of proposed use of 'GOK' By Tom Sharpe The New Mexican The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum is backing off its previous criticism of an Albuquerque elementary school for using the artist's name.
The old stories about Great Britain's advantages, Italy's battleships, Germany's weakness following Italy's surrender, French attempts to secure an independent navy, all explained and put to rest.
 
 
 
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