Verb:

ହୋର୍ଡ୍ |,

garner's Usage Examples:

Back to BasicsWhilst AIG garnered mainstream success, Show of Hands' core fans found they missed the familiar smooth production and the subtle metaphors with contemporary meaning in Knightley’s historical narratives.

Mundine"s name to garner media attention, and stated that Danny would be a "no hoper" against him.

He then used it in 1903 at Carlisle against Harvard and garnered national attention, the play was soon made illegal.

Hyde"s transgressive style has also garnered public controversy and he has been frequently.

In Division III, as of 2017, the top 40 finishers garner All-American.

"Flake" has become a popular song in Johnson"s live performances and still garners radio airplay.

The group has won one Juno Award (Best Group Jazz Album of the Year in 2014 for its debut CD) and garnered two Grammy nominations, while Bunnett herself has won four additional Juno Awards.

Holliday's performance in the film garnered her critical acclaim and convinced Cohn of her comedic abilities.

Maley actually garnered enough primary votes to win the seat on the first count.

Notable absences In the weeks leading up to Live 8, British newspaper Daily Mirror began a petition, garnering support for British rock band Status Quo to play at the event.

White's episode garnered around 12 million viewers, the highest since the 2008 election.

It fared less well in the 1960s, as all of its submissions failed to garner a nomination.

Bird has also garnered critical acclaim for his performance.

Synonyms:

earn, acquire, letter, get,

Antonyms:

gutlessness, fearfulness, push, undercharge, decrease,