toutin a sentence
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The mayor touted her accomplishments during the campaign speech.touted = promoted (to impress others)
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She touts the benefits of meditation to all her friends.touts = promotes (speaks positively of)
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The company is touting its new phone as the most advanced model yet.touting = promoting (to sell)
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During the interview, she touted her leadership experience to show she was ready for the role.touted = promoted (to impress others)
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Vendors on the street loudly touted their souvenirs to passing tourists.touted = promoted (to sell)
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Youth isn't always all it's touted to be.† (source)
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Oui, continuez tout droit dans cette direction.† (source)
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Talk that he was subhuman because he was black and Hitler's refusal to shake his hand were touted around the world.† (source)
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NW: What I can tell you, however, is that no one was touting me in Kabul.† (source)
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Even at this hour, touts stood outside nightclubs, holding free passes or cards that would give you discounts on drinks; Sebastian gestured them aside impatiently, snapping his annoyance in Czech.† (source)
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O contempler la mer a l'ombre d'un haut figuier et touter tout autour les cris des hirondelles voltigeant dans l'azur parmi les oliviers!† (source)
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They, an' all grims an' signs an' warnin's, be all invented by parsons an' illsome beuk-bodies an' railway touters to skeer an' scunner hafflin's, an' to get folks to do somethin' that they don't other incline to.† (source)
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On a tout perdu.† (source)
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Periodically, a new golden boy would be touted as the one who would take him down, only to be run off his feet.† (source)
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One day he saw a get-rich flyer touting the Rio Grande Valley.† (source)
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He would pay touts to go to the furthermost villages and find them where they were hidden away, shunned by their husbands and families.† (source)
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