Antonyms for built-upbuilt-up

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1. built-upadjective

   peopled with settlers

   "the built-up areas"

   Antonyms:
   unsettled

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1. Ted Kallmyer:

   While the amounts are still much higher than what we experts recommend as a safe daily amount (400 mg), this group of people has, over time, built up their caffeine tolerance and/or their livers process caffeine really well so it doesn't affect them adversely, however, the problem with these products is that they can inadvertently be consumed by people who are not in the targeted category.

2. Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing:

   There’s a lot of guys and gals on my team that have never won a race before. The company hasn’t won a race in five? Six years now? That’s any kind of race, it’s really important to get that winning habit built up, and the only way you can really do that is to go win. That builds confidence in each other and builds expectations.

3. Mary Schiavo:

   This weather system might have built up very quickly and they're on their own up there. With the weather up to 52,000 feet, and the operation ceiling is up to about 40,000 on this plane, so they might not have had many options.

4. Paul Evans:

   The current situation is seeing a devaluation of the brand equity that many of Australia’s winemakers have built up over a long period of time, it’s going to be very hard for consumers to go back to pricing that’s more relative to the intrinsic value of the quality of that wine they’re consuming.

5. Katie Bryant:

   The moment Aubrey Wright heard guilty on manslaughter one -- emotions, every single emotion that you can imagine, just running through your body. I kind of let out a yelp because it was built up in the anticipation, this is just a step forward in the bigger issue with policing and hopefully there has to be no more Dauntes. No more Dauntes and so many more names we chant in our streets.

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