v. 1 to make or provide a base for. to serve as a basis; establish.
Their assumption was based upon a fallacy.
Their assumption was based upon a fallacy.
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The power pack switched the high voltage load based on the low voltage signal.
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Take a look at the forgeable nickel based super alloy.
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The economy of the postindustrial society is based on service.
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What was the real town that this story was based on?
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The tyrant in Yertle the Turtle was based on which real life person?
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What did Harry realize about his dad based on Professor Snape's memory?
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The opera was based on a narrative poem.
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What was Ami's first big choreography based on?
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What is the story of John Henry based on?
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When did the actual derailment that this story is based on take place?
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The Calusa had a culture based on estuarine fisheries rather than agriculture.
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It is not wise to generalise a whole school based on one student.
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The New Church was based upon the beliefs and writing of what man?
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According to Mike Horan, discrimination in the Marines is often based on what?
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establish; base; ground; found
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based
aced
baste
braced
cased
chased
chaste
faced
graced
haste
laced
paced
paste
placed
raced
spaced
taste
traced
waist
waste
adedefaced
disgraced
displaced
distaste
embraced
encased
erased
foretaste
lambaste
misplaced
replaced
retraced
unplaced
interlaced
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