gage

/ɡeɪd͡ʒ/
noun 10name 5verb 4

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ADJ.

right, smart

He took a smart gage of the situation before making any decisions.

VERB + GAGE

hurling, lies, pick

He was caught hurling insults and lies at his rival during the heated debate.

GAGE + NOUN

election's, life, validity

The election's gage showed a clear preference for the new candidate among voters.

PREP.

down, down, on, up

The mechanic gaged down the engine pressure to make sure it was safe.

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