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put into words

verb as in phrase

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Meanwhile, John Hunt and his surviving daughter Amy have said their devastation "cannot be put into words".

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Mum Lois added: "I am so proud of them both, it's actually difficult to put into words - David, for always just accepting what has been thrown at him and getting on with whatever treatment he requires to give him the best chance - Josh, for just saying 'well why wouldn't I do it for my dad?'"

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When somebody can put into words things you have felt — whether that’s music or prose or poetry or just an advertising slogan — it’s incredible.

Mr Hunt and his other daughter Amy previously issued a statement following the incident, which said: "The devastation we are experiencing cannot be put into words."

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Frayne said headlining Friday's opening ceremony "means more than I could ever put into words".

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

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