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laid
[ leyd ]
laid
/ ɪ /
verb
- the past tense and past participle of lay 1
Other Word Forms
- ɱ- adjective
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Example Sentences
She laid on hands and people said they were healed.
On Feb. 14, scores of federal staffers were laid off at Health and Human Services’ Office of Head Start in Washington, D.C.
The new measures, that make passing background checks a legal requirement for all serving officers, will be laid in Parliament on Wednesday and come into effect next month.
And each person here has been buried with painstaking care, some laid flat, others crouching, all facing from east to west.
In February, Lief learned that she was one of nearly 150 Pasadena teachers being laid off as the district deals with a reported $37-million budget deficit.
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