Recent 12 Months Editorial Phrasal Verbs

To pass by someone or something without being seen, detected, or intercepted

Referred to something indirectly or suggested something without mentioning it directly

To decrease in intensity, heat, or market price; to return to a calmer or lower level

To take precautions to prevent a mistake, risk, or disadvantage from happening

Improved, accelerated, or increased in speed or activity

Completely destroyed or eliminated

Appearing, arising, or developing unexpectedly

Depended centrally or entirely on a person or factor to succeed

To join together in pairs to cooperate or compete as a team

Prepared for a competitive event or intense physical activity through practice

To supply information, resources, or data to be incorporated into a larger system or process

To carry someone with you; figuratively used to mean keeping the general public informed, engaged, and supportive

Actively advocating, demanding, or trying hard to obtain something

To start dealing with, handling, or pursuing a particular task or subject

Given the official duty, responsibility, or assignment to accomplish something

Increased speed, rate of progress, or pace of growth

Blocked, obstructed, or severed access or movement

To be equal or equivalent to something in practical effect or significance

To continue an action, plan, or investigation until it is completed

Yielding, submitting, or giving in to someone else’s demands, coercion, or authority