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put to it, be
put to it, be
put to it, be
Be confronted with a severe difficulty, as in
I was put to it to finish this book on time
. This usage is derived from the active sense of
put to it
, that is, "force or challenge someone to something." [c. 1600]
See also:
put
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Name
Gender
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Katelynn
KAYT-lin
English (Modern)
Dewi (1)
-
Welsh
Leon
LEE-awn
(English)
, LE-awn
(German, Polish)
English, German, Polish, Slovene, Croatian, Dutch, Ancient Greek
Alfredson
LÀNh
-
Vietnamese
Leachlainn
-
Irish
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