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in·'cen·tive scheme N
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I. scheme [skiːm] N
2. scheme esp Brit (official plan):
II. scheme [skiːm] VB intr
1. scheme pej (plan deviously):
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- spletkariti imperf
2. scheme SA inf (suppose):
II. in·cen·tive [ɪn'sentɪv] ADJ attr
| I | scheme |
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| you | scheme |
| he/she/it | schemes |
| we | scheme |
| you | scheme |
| they | scheme |
| I | schemed |
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| you | schemed |
| he/she/it | schemed |
| we | schemed |
| you | schemed |
| they | schemed |
| I | have | schemed |
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| you | have | schemed |
| he/she/it | has | schemed |
| we | have | schemed |
| you | have | schemed |
| they | have | schemed |
| I | had | schemed |
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| you | had | schemed |
| he/she/it | had | schemed |
| we | had | schemed |
| you | had | schemed |
| they | had | schemed |
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This led to the idea that some better schemes should be formed, which could train more young men in a better way, even during peace.
en.wikipedia.org On the death of the last member, the scheme is wound up.
en.wikipedia.org In 1993 the present scheme of things was put in place.
en.wikipedia.org Jack finds out about the scheme and runs off with the money.
en.wikipedia.org This scheme can also work against the team that is covering the run.
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