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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
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Can I furnish Form 15H?
In what sense is furnish used in the given sentence? Doesn't the meaning of the first definition best fit in the context?
Can I furnish Form 15H?
furnish
1: to provide with what is needed ; especially : to equip with furniture2: supply, give <furnished food and shelter for the refugees>
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
Can I furnish Form 15H?
furnish
1: to provide with what is needed ; especially : to equip with furniture2: supply, give <furnished food and shelter for the refugees>
[M-W's Col. Dic.]
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Geez, you've gotta quit using these dark background highlights. I can't read it. ), fill in the blanks with the correct information, and forward it to the office or person who is requesting it.
- Geez, you've gotta quit using these dark background highlights.
- I can't read it.
- ), fill in the blanks with the correct information, and forward it to the office or person who is requesting it.
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Geez, you've gotta quit using these dark background highlights. I can't read it.
To furnish Form Xmeans to obtain a blank copy (by mail, online, from the Post Office, etc.), fill in the blanks with the correct information, and forward it to the office or person who is requesting it.
To furnish Form Xmeans to obtain a blank copy (by mail, online, from the Post Office, etc.), fill in the blanks with the correct information, and forward it to the office or person who is requesting it.
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Jackson6612In what sense is furnish used in the given sentence? Doesn't the meaning of the first definition best fit in the context?
Can I furnish Form 15H?
furnish
1: to provide with what is needed ; especially : to equip with furniture2: supply, give <furnished food and shelt
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