Synonyms for put under
put un·der

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1. anesthetize, anaesthetize, anesthetise, anaesthetise, put under, put outverb

   administer an anesthetic drug to

   "The patient must be anesthetized before the operation"; "anesthetize the gum before extracting the teeth"

   Synonyms:
   discommode, exsert, hold out, anaesthetize, inconvenience, anesthetize, anaesthetise, retire, bother, release, stretch out, anesthetise, incommode, extend, disoblige, put out, smother, publish, trouble, douse, bring out, stretch forth, issue

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1. Steve Tsang:

   The leaders of the tech firms that have become too powerful for the comfort of Xi and Our Party are put under pressure, as the monopoly of power across the board by The Party can not be allowed to be challenged, hence, they individually take actions to reassure The Party and Xi that they will not do so, by handing over the corporate leadership to protégés.

2. Graham Kidner Vickie:

   Back then Americans, of course, visited, but not like they do now. Now, you know, the Brits and Americans are so used to being together, it’s very similar. Back then it was very different, we were really put under a microscope when we first arrived. But I couldn’t wait for him to come back.

3. Heiko Maas:

   They don't deserve to be lumped together with criminals. Migrants among us must not be put under general suspicion.

4. Ankit Panda:

   There are some interesting, perhaps unintended consequences for the Western response against Russia in particular, which is that a Russia that has been completely isolated from the global economy and put under tremendous sanctions pressure. I think it has very few incentives to enforce sanctions against North Korea.

5. World Health Organization:

   WHO assesses the risk of Ebola spreading from this event negligible, the exposed scientist was immediately put under isolation according to standard operating procedures ... The person is showing no symptoms.