I. purpose [ˈpɜːpəs] N
| I | purpose |
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| you | purpose |
| he/she/it | purposes |
| we | purpose |
| you | purpose |
| they | purpose |
| I | purposed |
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| you | purposed |
| he/she/it | purposed |
| we | purposed |
| you | purposed |
| they | purposed |
| I | have | purposed |
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| you | have | purposed |
| he/she/it | has | purposed |
| we | have | purposed |
| you | have | purposed |
| they | have | purposed |
| I | had | purposed |
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| you | had | purposed |
| he/she/it | had | purposed |
| we | had | purposed |
| you | had | purposed |
| they | had | purposed |
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Sometimes the purpose is as innocent as wanting to sell more books or attract attention with a startling headline.
en.wikipedia.org It also created a start up fund that is accessible to student for this purpose.
en.wikipedia.org The ostensible purpose of this interview: to find out how the candidate handles stress.
en.wikipedia.org In fact, the book has the feel of a scattered set of jotter notes rather than a collection that unifies with a common purpose.
www.thestar.com Empiric estimates that 91pc of students have no access to purpose-built accommodation after their first year.
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