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lead-up
[ leed-uhp ]
noun
- something that provides an approach to or preparation for an event or situation.
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Origin of lead-up1
Example Sentences
Well backed in lead-up to race, would be suited by dry spell with good going right up his street.
"We had spent six months begging for help in the lead-up to this," the boy's father told the BBC.
As ever, it was hard to tell what the specific courses of action would be in the lead-up to Wednesday’s Rose Garden announcement.
The criticism about his leadership from within his party and accusations that he intends to cling to power evoked memories of the lead-up to the coup that toppled Mugabe.
As Joe Biden flailed in the lead-up to the 2024 election, one very funny person on Twitter wrote, “Gavin Newsom is probably the only person having any fun right now you just know he’s gnawing at the bars of whatever dog cage a 20 year old dominatrix has him padlocked in.â€
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