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drive at
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Sense: To intend

Synonyms:

design , contemplate , propose , intend , aim at, aim for, have in mind

Sense: To imply

Synonyms:

allude to, indicate, signify, mean , hint at, suggest , get at (slang), try to say, mean to say

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