v. 1 to state as true; 2 to state or demand as one's right. 3 to need or call for.
The winner claims the prize at the gate.
The winner claims the prize at the gate.
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Who claims sole responsibility for all of the pranks?
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That old woman claims to have the gift of prophecy.
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My nephew is too credent of the claims of television advertisers.
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Kristy calls the rival club posing as a client. She claims to need a sitter for her little brother because she is going on a date. What is his name?
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The physicist debunked the psychic's claims.
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Floppy claims the bed is what?
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Olivia finds an article that claims that Alan has committed what crime?
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Collin did not believe the claims of the wallet's indestructibility.
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He claims that the scary movie did not affect him.
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She claims a good night sleep heightens her awareness.
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White Shadow claims he is so fast that all you can see is his what?
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The gubernatorial candidate claims that malversation has become rampant.
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She advised me to be wary of the advertisements claims.
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What was ironic (kind of funny) about when Nate claims he will be there to pick up the pieces when T.J. breaks Jenny's heart?
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affirm; allege; maintain; profess
deny
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