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1. replace, put backverb

   put something back where it belongs

   "replace the book on the shelf after you have finished reading it"; "please put the clean dishes back in the cabinet when you have washed them"

   Synonyms:
   supervene upon, exchange, supercede, set back, knock back, supersede, supplant, replace, interchange, substitute

2. set back, knock back, put backverb

   cost a certain amount

   "My daughter's wedding set me back $20,000"

   Synonyms:
   table, shelve, put over, postpone, remit, set back, put off, hold over, knock back, replace, prorogue, defer

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1. put back

   Synonyms:
   replace, restore, reinstate, retard, impede, delay, hinder

How to use put back in a sentence?

1. Former Vice President Dick Cheney:

   The process we're going through now ultimately will produce a nominee, i don't see anything that's been done that can't be fixed or sort of put back together, if you will, going forward.

2. Marc Siegel:

   Rapid weight loss -- and especially extreme calorie restrictions accompanied by extreme exercise – [puts] a big strain on your metabolism and are bad for your health, weight loss should be more gradual. It is not surprising that when the extreme goal is removed that the body (and mind) fight back and weight is put back in a hurry.

3. Robert Evans:

   Well, I can tell you, walking into the store... it was a little bit intimidating. A lot of mixed emotions, and through this process of rebuilding and getting the store put back together, you can see the laughter, the smiles and the applause between each other and support. That's what really makes it a good recovery.

4. Todd Lowenstein:

   Could inflation become entrenched ? The Fed doesn't want to fight The Fed right now, but historically the issue is that inflation is like toothpaste in a tube. The Fed's impossible to put back.

5. Mark Hamrick:

   If that [wage-price spiral] were to begin, that’s very difficult to put back in the would-be bottle after the fact, in trying to essentially dampen demand for workers through higher interest rates — a rather inelegant tool to try to achieve that result — they’re just trying to manage that risk.

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