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dole out

VERB
  1. administer or bestow, as in small portions
    dole out some money
    the machine dispenses soft drinks
    administer critical remarks to everyone present
    deal a blow to someone
    shell out pocket money for the children

How To Use dole out In A Sentence

  • They plan to dole out our information like giros to jihadists in Bradford, they must be joking. NO to ID Cards.
  • They highlight my impotence; my inability to do anything other than dole out advice or money or instructions. Times, Sunday Times
  • Even if your folks make fairness their main mission in life, they could never dole out exactly the same goodies at precisely the same time to all their kids.
  • Local officials traditionally lavish entertainment on national officials who dole out money for public works and other local projects.
  • The Red Cross flew to the area of the earthquake,ready to dole out supplies of food,water and medicine.
  • They highlight my impotence; my inability to do anything other than dole out advice or money or instructions. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Red Cross flew to the area of the earthquake,ready to dole out supplies of food,water and medicine.
  • Nevertheless, many private landowners maintain feeders and dole out mineral supplements to retain the deer and buttress antler growth.
  • Those countries are proposing a motion that would see the UN dole out cash to countries that protect rainforests.
  • The Red Cross flew to the area of the earthquake,ready to dole out supplies of food,water and medicine.
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