Phrases with «legwork»

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"Legwork" refers to the physical effort or work involving one's legs, typically used to accomplish a task or gather information. It implies conducting research, investigations, or groundwork that requires movement or action. Full definition

Adjective + «legwork»

Verb + «legwork»

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Sentences with «legwork»

  • That's a lot of legwork for something that isn't a sure thing, and often finding an easy girl or guy isn't so easy in real life. (datingadvice.com)
  • This is a game that does an enormous amount of legwork in setting up a universe. (bit-tech.net)
  • I know this plan lacks liquidity and there is a lot of more legwork in terms of knowing foreclosure laws, appraising properties, risk borrower declares BK, etc... But the returns could be much greater and I could have more control. (janebryantquinn.com)
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