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Phrases with «calibre»

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The word "calibre" refers to the quality, skill, or level of someone or something. It can also describe the diameter or size of a bullet or gun barrel. Essentially, calibre indicates the worth or ability of a person or the measurement of certain objects. Full definition

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Sentences with «calibre»

  • Griezmann could also prove an upgrade on the likes of Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford in the wide areas, and seems the kind of calibre of player the club should be chasing if they are to move forward. (caughtoffside.com)
  • The players will not grown and develop in their main positions (as much as they otherwise would have), unless they play out of position, against the highest calibre of players, so to say that it should only be done when they are young, once again, shows a severe lack of understanding of how players fully develop. (justarsenal.com)
  • The only way that I have found to turn off justification is to embed the Bookerly font using Calibre with a left margin. (goodereader.com)
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