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TAKE THE QUIZ“on/upon”
The following 46 entries include the term on/upon.
force on/upon
phrasal verb: to cause (someone or something that is not wanted) to be accepted by (someone)
frown on/upon
phrasal verb: to disapprove of (something)
happen on/upon
phrasal verb: to find or meet (someone or something) by chance
impinge on/upon
phrasal verb: to affect (something) in a way that is unwanted : to have a bad effect on (something)
improve on/upon
phrasal verb: to do better than (something previously done)
incumbent on/upon
idiom: necessary as a duty for (someone)
insist on/upon
idiom: to say or show that one believes that something is necessary or very important
intent on/upon (something)
idiom: giving all of one's attention and effort to a specific task or goal
lavish on/upon
phrasal verb: to give a large amount of (something) to (someone)
lie on/upon
phrasal verb: to affect (someone) in a specified way
light on/upon
phrasal verb: to find or see (something) by chance
look kindly on/upon
idiom: to approve of (something or someone)
look unkindly on/upon
idiom: to disapprove of
meditate on/upon
phrasal verb: to think about (something) carefully
on/upon impact
idiom: at the time of hitting something
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