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fare

noun as in amount charged for transportation

noun as in food served at meals

verb as in get on; turn out

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Example Sentences

The longer their unemployment lasts, the worse they fared.

From Salon

The rail industry says that fare evasion costs about £240m a year and the cost is felt by taxpayers and fare-paying passengers.

From BBC

The Dow wasn't faring much better, plunging by 1,100 points on Monday afternoon before evening out to a net loss of 2.1%.

From Salon

Lossiemouth retained her Mares' Hurdle crown in convincing style, and left many wondering how she might have fared in the Champion Hurdle.

From BBC

London’s Tube, meanwhile, is among the most expensive metro systems worldwide; a ticket costs a third more than the fare for a comparable journey on San Francisco’s Muni.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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