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Sesquipedalian101 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Put Up Facts
Dear teachers,
May I know what the phrasal verb, put up, means in the following sentence?
An accurate representation of the facts was soon put up in its stead.
I looked it up in the dictionaries but none of it has used the phrasal verb in the way that it is used in the sentence.
Thank you very much.
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It probably means something like "presented". Depending on context, it could more literally mean "put up", as in put up on a noticeboard or something.
- It probably means something like "presented".
- Depending on context, it could more literally mean "put up", as in put up on a noticeboard or something.
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It probably means something like "presented". Depending on context, it could more literally mean "put up", as in put up on a noticeboard or something.
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