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rise to something Related vocabulary: rise to the occasionto react to a difficult situation by working harder to succeed. It was a tough race, but Jean rose to the challenge and rode her horse beautifully. He's handled many crises before, but can he rise to the task this time? See also: rise |
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There are not more than five musical notes, yet the combinations of these five give rise to more melodies than can ever be heard. On the side of the pond next my house a row of pitch pines, fifteen feet high, has been killed and tipped over as if by a lever, and thus a stop put to their encroachments; and their size indicates how many years have elapsed since the last rise to this height. What can she rise to, under any quantity of opium, higher than that |
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