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Dabbles meaning
third-person singular simple present indicative of dabble
Example sentences (18)
Men’s lifestyle media company Man of Many has launched a ChatGPT integration to enable readers to engage with content, in one of the first overt dabbles with artificial intelligence by a journalism operation.
Preusker rarely dabbles in two-year-olds, preferring to work with stayers and jumpers, and did not expect to be racing Steparty so early in his career.
The NFLPA Bowl dabbles in several rule changes.
The portrait was painted by Francisco Antonio López Benavides, 59, who dabbles in both surrealism and what he calls hyper-realistic art.
Gone are the days where GE dabbles in a little bit of everything.
Schefter, who almost never dabbles in baseless rumors, said Pittsburgh is a team to watch for Fields.
Though Cox normally dabbles in the style of her favorite “sad indie girl” sweethearts like Phoebe Bridgers and Lana Del Rey, on this cover, she leans into her love of Pink Floyd and My Chemical Romance.
Danielle (Rachel Sennott) is an aimless twentysomething who dabbles into light prostitution.
For the uninitiated, Kate Bishop is the daughter of a businessman who dabbles in illegal deals in the comics.
He also dabbles in horse racing, splashing out $380,000 on a colt at the Inglis Easter sales and investing heavily in the stable of Canberra trainer Nick Olive.
Joe then asked his dinner guest what kind of projects he dabbles in.
Her new albums dabbles with indie rock by way of shifting synthesizers, strings and fuzzy guitar sounds.
Stephen is an avid Nintendo, Indie, and retro gamer who dabbles in Xbox on occasion, mainly in the form of binge sessions of Overwatch.
The prologue promises something more savagely satirical about modern consumerism than the movie delivers, as it dabbles in modern technology anxieties.
Apart from her work in literature, the multi-talented artist also dabbles in film.
The movie dabbles a bit in predator-vs.
The party promoter/aspiring actor also dabbles in design and fans have watched him battle his girlfriend’s insecurities and shade from his competition throughout the show’s first season.
In the third of George McDonald Fraser's Flashman novels, Flash for Freedom (1971), Flashman dabbles in the slave trade and visits Dahomey.