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fray

verb as in shred, come apart

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More than 8,800 candidates are in the fray in an election marked by a low-key campaign.

From BBC

Within a few years, however, some of those positions proved a liability for Democrats when trying to win over persuadable voters and keep their coalition from fraying.

From BBC

Despite that, this is a growing scandal that has further damaged the already frayed relationship between the government and the hostage families.

From BBC

So do savage Republican cuts in programs for minimal health care, nutrition and other vital aspects of a frayed social safety net.

From Salon

Here is some background on how they came to stand at the doorstep of a fray 5,000 miles from home — and what the ramifications might be for the region and the wider world.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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